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There are more Jewish people in New York than any other city in the country by far.

It is a Jewish center of commerce and it is the second, I think, most authoritative Jewish city next to tell a V.

Jerusalem is obviously a symbol of the Jewish religion but the political power is in Israel's capital now.

There's been a lot of anti-Semitic stuff thrown around and I'm getting letters about where did this all start?

Where did the anti-Semitism begin?

Well, in the early part of Christianity, it was believed by some that the Jewish Sanhedrin in Jerusalem wanted to kill Jesus, which was true.

And because of that, the Romans actually executed the Nazarene, but because the Jewish authorities were so adamantly opposed to Jesus, some anti-Jewish feeling grew up in Christian precincts.

But it wasn't until the dark ages and medieval times in Europe that anti-Semitism really flowered.

And it's very interesting why.

In the Christian religion back then, you were not allowed to lend money to anybody with interest.

Semini, it was called and it was a grave, grave sin.

So the only money lenders in Europe were Jewish and a smattering of Asians, but there weren't many Asians in Europe at the time.

So Jewish merchants set up shop in the big cities and lent working people, mostly Christians, money.

And when those people couldn't pay it back, the Jewish lenders took legal action.

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