Do Jews Cause Antisemitism?
It may sound bizarre, but a shockingly large number of people believe that Jews cause themselves to be hated.
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It may sound bizarre, but a shockingly large number of people believe that Jews cause themselves to be hated. For centuries, bigots have blamed racial, religious and sexual minorities for their own persecution. If we’re going to beat back antisemitism, we’ll need to understand why this claim is so egregiously wrong — logically, historically, and morally.
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