Fear everything. Everything wants to kill me. If they have it, take it away from them. If I can’t have it nobody can.

I am going to add some of the items from the piece:

Antisemitic Attitudes Across the Ideological Spectrum∗

These charts are what are really disturbing in my opinion:

Link to tweet

The far right says Jews aren’t white enough — that they appear to be white, but are, in fact, loyal to the people who are sullying the “real” America. This was certainly the motivation of the white supremacist who walked into Tree of Life and massacred 11 Jews. Meanwhile, the left says the opposite. It says we Jews are too white to be oppressed. It says, indeed, that we are the exemplars of white privilege, capable, as we are, of changing our Lifshitzes into Laurens and passing. And to make matters worse, Jews support Israel, which, they insist, is not Jews’ indigenous homeland but the last bastion of white colonialism in the Middle East.

In this way, Jews are being successfully transformed into neo-Nazis in the public imagination at the very moment that we are being targeted by actual neo-Nazis.

But unlike the alt-right, whose hatred is unabashed and familiar to a people who survived Hitler, those who promote this big lie — the lie of the Jew as the white man and the uber-imperialist — are our leading intellectuals, magazine editors, book authors and influencers.

work one day a week... nevermind that their own work time amounted to the same thing, their holidays just being scattered instead of orderly. So they stoked prejudice for centuries, fueled also by the Jews' lack of appreciation for being subjugated by pax romana. Then the Christian church more openly used laws and theology to denigrate Jews. Centuries upon centuries of cultivated fear and hate doesn't just stop. Schools don't teach these things because it would make western culture seem imperfect. The push against CRT is the modern equivalent.

Never gave it a thought, except for one time. In high school I didn't go steady or date much, but one girl became the love of my life. Debbie, her brother was a great friend of mine. We share the same political ideas, music and other interest. I would sometimes talk to her when I was at their house and started to really like her.
Then I went away to school my senior year and we started to write each other. I really felt connected and I think she felt the same way. I got back and she had asked me to the prom and I had accepted. We went on a couple of dates before the dance and was about as happy as I have ever been. Then on the night of the prom, later in the evening, with tears in her eyes, she told me her father will not let her date me again. I was of the wrong religion. I still wonder what might have been.

I've always admired them, actually, such as their penchant for winning a large number of Nobel prizes in science despite having such a small population.

Most of my classmates in the "honors" coursework at my high school were Jewish. It was basically a LOT more work in college prep classes, but with no benefits for doing it... other than it made the first few years of college seem easy in comparison.