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Friday, March 6, 7PM

RABBI FALICK WILL SPEAK:

HOW HATRED ADAPTS:

JEWISH PERSECUTION-THEN AND NOW, PT. 1

 

In this first of two Friday night presentations, Rabbi Falick will explore the long and complex history of hostility toward Jews, with special attention to how Jew-hatred has repeatedly changed its form across different eras. Drawing on ancient sources, religious history, and modern political developments, the talks will examine three major manifestations of Jewish persecution: theological hostility rooted in religious doctrine, modern racial and ethnic antisemitism, and the contemporary phenomenon of antizionism as a vehicle for delegitimizing Jewish peoplehood.

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