The War Did Not Stay in Israel

Since October 7, antisemitism has surged globally, impacting Jews far beyond Israel's borders. The president of Hadassah, the largest Zionist women’s organization in the United States, described receiving hate mail, increasing home security, and experiencing harassment on Capitol Hill. She also noted being advised "not to speak Hebrew" in a Paris hotel to avoid becoming a target.

• Jews worldwide are facing increased threats, leading many to hide Jewish symbols and fear expressing support for Israel.
• The author emphasizes that the war has changed the lives of millions of Jews globally, making antisemitism a daily and dangerous reality.
• Despite personal security risks, the author continues to advocate for Israel, highlighting the unbreakable bond between Israel and the Diaspora.
• The article concludes that contemporary antisemitism targets not only Jews but also the legitimacy of the State of Israel and its supporters, making it an international challenge.