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😨 Who's afraid of the big bad Jew? Exploring the root of antisemitism

Politics

For 17-year-old Raphael Shore, the “No Jews Allowed” sign that his friends hung on the door one Friday evening in 1978 at his high school hangout was a wake-up call that antisemitism was alive and well in his hometown of London, Ontario.Recalling the incident that occurred more than 40 years ago, Shore described his Jewish upbringing and the shock of being the subject of an antisemitic slur. “We weren’t religious, but we were Jewish. We were proud. We had a strong identity. We had managed to become part of the ‘cool people’ in high school, and we hung around with them every single weekend, all the time,” he recounted.“And then all of a sudden, one weekend it ...

Jerusalem Post     Nov 17, 2024