Identity, Antisemitism, and Historical Perspectives

This chapter explores the psychological traits of psychopaths, particularly their lack of empathy and sensitivity to criticism, and connects these traits to historical narratives of antisemitism and Jewish identity. It includes a reflective examination of personal experiences and shifts in perspective regarding Jewish safety, cultural inclusion, and the complexities of identity amidst adversity. The discussion extends to the theological implications of major religions and the ongoing challenge of belonging in predominantly Christian societies.