Antisemitism is the world’s oldest and most persistent hatred, not because Jews change, but because antisemitism continually mutates to fit the prevailing ideas of the time — repackaged again and again to appear new, like old wine in new bottles.
To better understand how these changes have appeared across history — and why they matter today — join UJA Westchester and Temple Shaaray Tefila to hear from Stephen Berk, professor of Holocaust and Jewish studies at Union College.
You’ll also discover UJA’s work meeting the moment: fighting antisemitism, securing our Jewish institutions, helping Israel move forward, and uplifting struggling New Yorkers.
