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What happens when antisemitism becomes a political strategy?
In this week’s CUFI Weekly, we take a closer look at the growing use of anti-Israel and antisemitic rhetoric in political discourse, and what it means for the Jewish community, Israel, and those who stand against hatred. From inflammatory rhetoric to the normalization of dangerous ideas, antisemitism cannot be dismissed as simply another political talking point.
History has shown us where unchecked hatred can lead. When hostility toward Israel and the Jewish people is embraced, excused, or used as a tool for political gain, it creates an environment where discrimination and hatred flourish.
As Christians, we have a responsibility to recognize antisemitism, reject it, and stand with the Jewish people. Supporting Israel and opposing antisemitism is not merely a political position but rather a matter of moral conviction.
Watch this week’s CUFI Weekly to learn why hateful rhetoric against Israel and the Jewish people cannot be ignored, why words matter, and why Christians must continue to speak out when antisemitism is used to divide, manipulate, and gain political power.
What happens when antisemitism becomes a political strategy?
In this week’s CUFI Weekly, we take a closer look at the growing use of anti-Israel and antisemitic rhetoric in political discourse, and what it means for the Jewish community, Israel, and those who stand against hatred. From inflammatory rhetoric to the normalization of dangerous ideas, antisemitism cannot be dismissed as simply another political talking point.
History has shown us where unchecked hatred can lead. When hostility toward Israel and the Jewish people is embraced, excused, or used as a tool for political gain, it creates an environment where discrimination and hatred flourish.
As Christians, we have a responsibility to recognize antisemitism, reject it, and stand with the Jewish people. Supporting Israel and opposing antisemitism is not merely a political position but rather a matter of moral conviction.
Watch this week’s CUFI Weekly to learn why hateful rhetoric against Israel and the Jewish people cannot be ignored, why words matter, and why Christians must continue to speak out when antisemitism is used to divide, manipulate, and gain political power.
