Anti-Semitism: A global pandemic in the making – The only known protection against the virus of Jew-hatred is the sunlight of awareness combined with aggressive legal and legislative action. | JNS.org
(June 4, 2020 / JNS) In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, another highly infectious virus is also flourishing: anti-Semitism. Like the coronavirus, this “social virus” spreads via personal contact; unlike coronavirus, it can also be spread via the media.
Social viruses are difficult to contain or eliminate, being easily incubated and aggressively transmitted in our connected world. And, as Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks points out, anti-Semitism, like viruses, can only survive by mutating. He pinpoints four mutations of anti-Semitism over the centuries.
Social viruses are difficult to contain or eliminate, being easily incubated and aggressively transmitted in our connected world. And, as Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks points out, anti-Semitism, like viruses, can only survive by mutating. He pinpoints four mutations of anti-Semitism over the centuries.
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