In this episode of the Fighting Jew Hatred Podcast, I re-live the horrors of the October 7th massacre and discuss the worldwide rise of anti-Jewish bigotry ever since, I also tackle why antizionism is in fact antisemitism. Later in the episode, I'm joined by the great Rabbi Blum of the Ottawa Torah Centre to discuss the spiritual response to such horrific times, why antizionism is antisemitism, and more.

October 7th is a day that the Jewish people will never forget. I hope this podcast episode can bring hope, comfort, and help with the grief of the worst genocide against the Jewish people since Nazi Germany.

This past month has been a reminder to us Jews that we’re always going to be on our own, and we must look out for each other and protect each other because no one else will.

The more united we are, the stronger we are.

We will persevere, as we ALWAYS have.

Am Yisrael Chai! !עם ישראל חי

During a time in which anti-Jewish bigotry is rampant, it's important to learn different methods of fighting antisemitism

In this podcast series, I will chat with Jews of all walks of life, whether they’re a rabbi or hardly religious…antisemitism comes in different forms and affects people in different ways, hearing these different perspectives is key to understanding antisemitism and building a toolset to combat it.

In today’s pilot episode, I'm joined by a couple of fellow Jewish university students (Noah Luden and Noah Horovitz) as they discuss their thoughts on modern-day antisemitism and how we can fight back against it.

Enjoy!