In seeking to understand the surge in contemporary antisemitism in the United States, and how to oppose it, one could do no better than to read Bari Weiss's new work.
How to Fight Antisemitism, Weiss's book, provides powerful insights into Jew-hatred and delivers a kind of revolutionary anti-antisemitism action plan.
I do not invoke "revolutionary" in the sometimes pejorative sense; rather, Weiss shows how human beings can experience change and how Jews, and Jews together with non-Jews, can alter their character structures so as to combat modern antisemitism.
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