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.

Antisemitism is not just an attack on individuals or communities—it strikes at the heart of Jewish identity, causing profound psychological and emotional repercussions. For those targeted, antisemitism destabilizes the sense of self, safety, and belonging, often leaving individuals questioning their place in society. Jewish identity is deeply tied to history, culture, and shared resilience in […]