Nita Lowey

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Police officers at Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn before a vigil for the victims of an assault at a rabbi’s house in Monsey, N.Y. Credit Amr Alfiky/Reuters

In the wake of the horrific knife attack on Saturday during a Hanukkah celebration in Monsey, N.Y., and following a recent spate of other anti-Semitic assaults in New York City and elsewhere in the United States, we must ask and answer two key questions: “Why now?” and “What can be done to stop such incidents?”

Let’s start with “Why now?” Why, when American Jews have felt unmatched levels of inclusion and equality, and when, unlike in previous generations, Jews can be found in every sphere of American society, is anti-Semitism making a comeback?

It is important to remember that anti-Semitism has been called the world’s oldest social disease.…  Seguir leyendo »