I'm Mike Slater from the podcast Politics by Faith. This is a crazy time in our country. It's stressful. A lot of anxiety and it's going to get worse.

And I realize that one of the things that helps me take away the stress is realizing that there's

nothing new under the sun. So on this podcast we take the news of the day and we

run it through the Bible and other periods in history to realize that we've been

through this before and we can rise above again.

Politics by Faith, anywhere you listen to the podcast, politics by faith.

So I get a lot of good story ideas when I'm out and about and people ask me questions.

And one of the things that I'm being asked about is anti-Semitism in New York, not countrywide or worldwide. So we did a little

investigating and I think you'll find it interesting. There are 1.6 million Jews in New York City, right? That is the

largest Jewish population in the world. In Jerusalem there is 600,000 Jewish residents.

So I think Israel has got 3 million, maybe four.

And then L.A. Los Angeles, they have 600,000 Jewish people there.

Most areas of the USA do not have a lot of Jews. It's an ethnic migration situation and it is

causes some misconceptions.

Now Jewish people are heavily into finance

into showbiz, into property owning, they are very successful generally speaking.

The state of New York last year there were 1 anti-Semitic incidents reported.

1,200, that's a lot, I would say.

They include Harisman Vanalism assaults.

The Orthodox Jews were targeted 61% of the time in assaults because

are obviously visible in their dress and their manner.

Around the country, it is not as intense as New York, okay, so there aren't a lot of

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