because it doesn’t fit what we want to believe. That is, antismeitism only exists on the far right, Jews are privileged and therefore cannot be oppressed, and that these acts are largely one offs.

None of those are true of course.

And as an aside, the Lubavitchers will never leave CH. they are a rudderless ship without the rebbe and he had no heir or heir apparent to take over their chassidus. The ohel is there. They can’t and won’t move that.

After all, it is "just Jews" being attacked. Until another Pittsburgh happens, anti-Semitism is uninteresting to the public.

And my kids showed up and moved me away -- for this reason.

No, it's not "gentrification". We had our house there since the 1970s. People forget the Crown Height Pogrom already?

(And, by the way, the man who was stabbed to death in the pogrom was not Jewish -- he was a random American of Italian origin who "looked Jewish" to his attackers -- the article gets this fact wrong.)

The perps are almost always black, sometimes Muslim, but more commonly the Black Hebrew Israelite (a hate group) or no particular religion.

It's invisible, yes, because it doesn't fit the media's preferred narrative -- which is a mistake for many reasons.

People wonder why so many Orthodox Jewish people are becoming Republicans? This. Failure to acknowledge a problem in our own house.

The victim's was an Australian Orthodox Jew named Yankel Rosenbaum.

Later it was Anthony Graziosi, who had a black suit and a beard. But was Italian.

He seems to have been forgotten.

I’ve ever been to.

An entire contingent from 770 went.