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Lori Gilbert-Kaye, may her memory be a blessing, murdered for being Jewish |
A few days ago it was Holocaust Memorial Day, the day we commemorate the murder of 1 out of every 3 living Jews on earth prior to World War II. A week ago saw another murder for the crime of being Jewish, this time in California. Before that it was Pittsburgh. Though there's not much I can do about any of this, at least I can call your attention to these three pieces that try to weave it all together
Daniella Greenbaum Davis, in The Spectator,
on antisemitism's new normal.
Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, in The New York Times,
on how being almost killed by a terrorist last week has affected his resolve.
Carly Pidlis, in Tablet Magazine, on
how Jews can no longer simply consider themselves safe in America.