Category Archives: Anti-Semitism

Jews & Media

I’ve been talking to my Jewish friends about whether or not it is fair to say that “Jews control the media.” My Orthodox Jewish friends say it is essentially true but we should not say that out loud in mixed … Continue reading

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Orthodox Jewish Man Beaten In Williamsburg In Latest Possible Hate Crime

Would there have been as much media coverage if the victim were white non-Jews? Of course not. That would not be a news story. But if the victims were black non-Jews, then that might have been a story. I wonder … Continue reading

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Jews are a powerless people and they aren’t afraid to use it on anyone who says differently

Rabbi Abraham Cooper and Harold Brackman write: …But what must they have thought looking down from Hebraic-Hellenic heaven in 2010 when Greek Orthodox Bishop Metropolitan Seraphim of Piraeus said on Greek television that Jews “control the international banking system,”… No … Continue reading

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Is It Wrong To Hate A Group?

I don’t believe in any such sin as prejudice, bigotry, racism, anti-Semitism, though frequently that hatred can be maladaptive because a more open attitude to out-groups is more in your best interest. In some circumstances, openness to strangers is to … Continue reading

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Anti-Semitism Before the Holocaust

I confess that in my first 20 years as a Jew, I vastly preferred books that blamed anti-Semitism 100% on the goyim. As I have aged, however, I have come to see anti-Semitism as the natural result of conflicts of … Continue reading

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