And soo, Anti-Semitism in the streets, missiles flying in the Red Sea and the need to restore

balance to the discussion around Hamas's campaign of rape, torture, and abuse.

We'll discuss all that and more on this episode of The Editors.

I'm Noah Rothman.

Rich is out today. In his absence, we're joined by Charles

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So we witnessed another disturbing weekend of menacing

and occasionally violent episodes of anti-Semitism in American streets.

In New York City three attackers beat a man and his 15 year old son on the New York

City subway system they later went on to attack somebody else entirely the only

link between these three victims is that they looked visibly Jewish.

Elsewhere in Brooklyn, there was a campaign to shut down the Williamsburg Bridge in a

march that featured such charming slogans as Adolf Hitler destroyed y'all.

And in a slightly more viral episode

in Philadelphia, demonstrators targeted

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