Antisemitism is often less about Jews and more about the unprocessed pain, projection, and distorted narratives playing out in the minds of those expressing it. Understanding this deeper psychology is the first step toward breaking the cycle.

Let’s talk about Resilience…..I know, it’s one of those words that gets thrown around a lot, like “self-care” or “gluten-free.” It’s splashed across inspirational posters, embroidered on throw pillows, and probably stamped on a few coffee mugs at Target. But here’s the thing: resilience isn’t just a feel-good buzzword. It’s a survival skill—one that’s been […]

Antisemitism, often fueled by defamation and propaganda, has a profound psychological impact on Jewish individuals and communities. The targeted distortion of Jewish identity, culture, and history undermines not only safety but also the stability of personal and collective identity. At its core, antisemitism perpetuates false narratives designed to dehumanize, delegitimize, and destabilize the Jewish people. […]

Trauma doesn’t just leave physical or emotional scars—it can profoundly reshape a person’s sense of self and identity. Whether experienced individually or collectively, trauma disrupts the foundation of how people understand who they are and how they relate to the world around them. This impact can be particularly complex when trauma is tied to cultural, […]

In the wake of October 7, 2023, many people—especially outside of the Jewish community—have drawn comparisons to 9/11, calling it “Israel’s 9/11” or “the Jewish 9/11.” It’s an attempt to frame the magnitude of what happened, to create a reference point for those who may not fully grasp the devastation. But while the comparison may […]