A rise in antisemitism is never random. It’s a symptom. A warning sign. Societies don’t get sick overnight—but this is how you know they already are. The first step to finding a cure is acknowledging that we are sick.

History proves that a surge in antisemitism is never really about Jewish families. They are its victims but a surge in antisemitism is a sign that a society at large is unraveling—morally, economically, intellectually.