"What I have witnessed over the past year is exhausting and, at times, devastating. These attitudes—casual, unexamined, and pervasive—are the earliest seeds of social fragmentation. I know what it looks like when a society begins to break apart; I have seen it with my own eyes. The process always starts long before the collapse becomes visible.
#Antisemitism is not fundamentally about Israel. It is about the right of #Jews to live without suspicion, stigma, or fear. It is about the moral obligation to defend their existence and dignity without hesitation.
There is something profoundly frightening about living in a society where people must constantly insist they are not responsible for actions they never took, for conflicts they did not cause, for crimes they did not commit—simply because they are #Jewish. That burden is impossible to describe unless you carry it."
https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/the-ordinary-conversations-about-jews/