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I always try to avoid excessive temporal specificity.

Hello, welcome to another episode of the Weeds on the Box Media Podcast Network. I'm Matthew Glacias.

Join today by Jane Kostin, ProPublica's Darrylind, the usual crew. It's great to see you all.

So we were going to talk about the fun and a lifting subject of anti-Semitic violence, of which there has been a number of recent incidents in the New York City area.

I am Jewish enough and aware enough of the news to have seen this happening and have the opinion that it was bad and have extra feelings about my Hanukkah,

but I didn't really actually know that much about what was happening until I read a piece, Jane, wrote.

It's weirder than I had realized.

Yeah. I think it's important we were just talking about how it's important to put the rise of anti-Semitic hate crimes,

generally against Orthodox Jews and Hasidic Jews, worth noting that that should be put in context because a couple of members of Congress have put this into the breakdown of law and order of cities.

It's not part of a breakdown of law and order of cities. Violent crime in New York City and in other major cities is down.

Crime is against Jewish people is up.

And so I think at the same time this is something distinct from, you know, I think that as I think that, well, I'm not going to speak from that here, but I personally am probably going to say a lot of things that may or may not be representative of all Jews in America in this episode,

but it seems to me that the specter of anti-Semitic violence that has been a more real presence in the kind of mental landscape that American Jews have felt there under has been for the most part white nationalism.

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