Gerry, you're entitled to your interpretation. However I, and it would seem nearly everyone else who's responded, including some Jews, don't share it.

Also, I don't think it's correct to look at the stanza in isolation. If the tone of the song as a whole isn't anti-semitic (and I don't believe it is), is it then reasonable to put an anti-semitic interpretation on a few words which are at worst ambiguous?

If you choose to be offended by it, that's up to you. Don't expect the rest of us to feel guilty about it.

I don't care very much one way or the other about this particular song, but I do share Jim Carroll's views about censorship.