Jews need to stop using the word antisemitism.

I think we need to have an important conversation. It’s a bit controversial, which is not my usual style. I prefer unity and understanding, but this conversation is critical. We must courageously examine the language that shapes our world. I think we Jews need to stop using the term ‘antisemitism’ when referring to Jew hatred. The term ‘antisemitism,’ though historically entrenched, falls short in capturing the profound and personal anguish of hatred against Jews. Coined in the late 19th century, it was designed to cloak an old venom – the deep-seated animosity towards Jewish people – in a guise of scientific respectability. But let us be clear: this term, ‘antisemitism,’ with its clinical overtones, does not begin to encapsulate the tears, the fears, and the bloodshed that have been the harrowing legacy of Jew hatred. <a href="https://medium.com/@loverabbi/jews-need-to-stop-using-the-word-antisemitism-9ab85ff8410a">Click Here</a>