Well, today we have a very special guest with us.

He's been with us before, our good friend Olivier Melnik.

And Olivier, we'll just dive right in at the end of this episode.

We'll give people a chance to hear about your ministry and how to contact you and all that kind of stuff.

But this topic of anti-Semitism, you've been kind of following this for a little bit, haven't you?

Yes.

Well, first of all, thank you for having me on the program again.

I really enjoy sharing with the two of you.

I've been following this for a little bit, about 23 years and almost 24.

And I've been following the trends.

And I'll be honest with you.

When I started looking at this in the early 2000, people look at me like I was

wearing a tinfoil ant. And they said, like, what are you talking about? I told them, I said,

it's going to get worse. It's moving in that direction. And of course, I looked at it through the

biblical lenses of knowing that it was going to get there. But I never thought, Todd,

I never thought that this would happen in my lifetime. Where we are today, I never thought it

would be that bad in my life. You know, that term anti-Semitism, we see it, we hear about the

anti-defamation league, we hear about, you know, attacks on Jews stuff. But for our listeners

and watchers, Olivia, why don't you just define what is anti-Semitism? And does it occur in

different forms and levels? Or is it just sort of a blanket? Well, you can have a blanket to definition

to start with. My definition of anti-Semitism is the irrational and demonic hatred of the Jewish people in Israel characterized by thoughts, words, and deep.

And so any combination of those three or all three together make it anti-Semitic.

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