Why Hatred of Jews Is Unique
What makes hatred of Jews different from any other hatred the world has known? In this fascinating and thought-provoking lecture, Shimon Refaeli explores one of the most painful and relevant questions of our time, the uniqueness of antisemitism. Through a sharp and in-depth historical journey, from the expulsion of the Jews of England in the 13th century to October 7, he reveals the three traits that make it an unprecedented phenomenon, namely its universality, its depth and its historical consistency. Refaeli goes beyond description and offers a fundamental and surprising answer to the question "why us?", showing how, through thousands of years of persecution, the Jewish people continued to give the world a unique moral and cultural voice. This lecture gives audiences the tools to understand the present and to face it with pride.
