Yair Rosenberg, a staff writer at The Atlantic and author of the Deep Shtetl newsletter, dives into the alarming rise of Jew hatred in America. He connects this surge to populist movements and cultural shifts. The conversation also tackles the dangers of oversimplified narratives in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and scrutinizes the influence of elite institutions. Rosenberg emphasizes the importance of nuanced discourse while exposing the motives behind media personalities and the foreign powers attempting to shape political narratives.
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Rising Youth Anti-Semitism
Anti-Semitism in the U.S. has risen significantly over the last decade, especially among young people.
About 25% of young survey respondents expressed unfavorable opinions of Jewish people outright.
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Populism Fuels Anti-Semitism
The rise of populist politics since 2015 correlates with increasing anti-Semitism.
Populism’s narrative of elites versus masses often morphs into anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
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Use Structural Analysis Wisely
Structural analysis tools are useful for identifying patterns of prejudice but should not be endpoints.
Asking 'why' behind disparities often reveals richer, non-prejudiced explanations, like the example of Mormons in US government roles.
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This book examines the complex relationship between the United States and Israel, exploring historical, cultural, and political factors that have shaped their alliance. It challenges common myths about the influence of the Jewish lobby and highlights the role of American Christians in supporting Zionism. The book also discusses how this relationship affects contemporary politics and American identity.
How Countries Go Broke
Principles for Navigating the Big Debt Cycle, Where We Are Headed, and What We Should Do
Ray Dalio
In this book, Ray Dalio provides a groundbreaking analysis of the Big Debt Cycle, addressing critical questions about debt growth, the potential for a major reserve currency country like the US to go broke, and how to identify and mitigate debt-related risks. Dalio draws on his experience as a global macro investor and his study of 35 historical cases of governments facing financial crises over the past 100 years. He offers a template for identifying and managing debt problems, which he has discussed with treasury secretaries and central bankers worldwide. The book explains the mechanics of debt sustainability, potential government debt reduction strategies, and the role of central bank interventions in managing debt crises.
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Atlantic columnist Yair Rosenberg joins Jonah Goldberg to discuss the shocking rise of Jew hatred in America, the connection between populist movements and antisemitic sentiments, and Edward Said’s influence—all while poking fun at the podcast bros and reminding the elite institutions about the importance of standing with Israel.
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