Antisemitism is a threat to the very fundamentals of democratic society, according to historian Yisrael Ne'eman.
Speaking to ILTV News, Ne’eman said that “antisemitism adapts like a chameleon” and that “it is just as poisonous in any of its facades.”
Ne’eman made the comment shortly after an alleged Middle Eastern terrorist threw firebombs and a Molotov cocktail at a group of peaceful Jewish marchers in Colorado, injuring eight people, and two weeks after a young couple was shot dead outside a Jewish event in Washington, D.C.
Ne’eman explained that the Jews are the litmus test. If antisemitism is allowed to continue, he said, others will be persecuted as well.
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ANTISEMITISM IN FOCUS
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