Journalist Isaac Saul is painfully aware of a growing list of anti-Semitic crimes that have taken place since October 7, 2023.

He keeps track of them, week after week.

Shocking news from Washington that you're waking up to.

Last night, two Israeli embassy staff members were shot and killed

as they left an event at the Capitol Jewish Museum.

A couple weeks ago, there was the murder of two Israeli embassy employees, a young couple.

They were about to be married.

The suspect chanted free, free Palestine while in custody.

This weekend, a group of Jews in Boulder, Colorado, got set on fire.

It happened at a weekly gathering to support Israeli hostages in Gaza.

FBI investigators say the man had a makeshift flame thrower and hurled devices into that group.

Yeah, it feels like we're in a really scary and tenuous place right now.

Isaac runs a website called Tangle.

Its whole mission is finding a way to talk across political divides.

And as part of that, he's been pretty transparent about who he is. For the last couple of years, he said he identifies as a Zionist.

It's colored how he sees the war in Gaza and everything that's followed, including these attacks.

He understands the fear that anti-Semitism can ignite.

You know, somebody literally lit the Pennsylvania governor's house on fire with his family inside

in like an anti-Zionist act.

These things are, like, they are the reason why Zionism exists. And when I see them and process

them, I feel a strong pull toward the notion that a Jewish state is necessary and worth defending

and worth fighting for. I mean, it's kind of this weird cycle that we're in and the way these two

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