These experiences are meant to scare us, but they're also meant as a reminder that these last 50 years have been kind of a break from thousands of years of antisemitism – that it's not gone, that it's been reborn since October 7th of 2023, and that we're all worried.
Schrier reflected on the resurgence of antisemitism in recent times.
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