Jews have an unfortunate reputation as victims - from the end of the Holocaust, that description has especially hard stuck. Lately, with antisemitic attacks on the rise, many Jews themselves have velcroed onto that descriptor. But, does it have to be that way?
Tune into the informative and deep-dive conversation Aaron Hadida, a second-time guest, and I have about overcoming Jewish victimization - both physically and spiritually. We also tackle, among other subtopics, actions of Jewish organizations, the role of Israel, and cultural shifts in reclaiming strength as a people. And if you are curious about Jews and tattoos, well, we cover that too!
Aaron Hadida's newly published book, HATE 2.0: One Man's Journey to Becoming a "Tough Jew" is now available...
Jews have an unfortunate reputation as victims - from the end of the Holocaust, that description has especially hard stuck. Lately, with antisemitic attacks on the rise, many Jews themselves have velcroed onto that descriptor. But, does it have to be that way?
Tune into the informative and deep-dive conversation Aaron Hadida, a second-time guest, and I have about overcoming Jewish victimization - both physically and spiritually. We also tackle, among other subtopics, actions of Jewish organizations, the role of Israel, and cultural shifts in reclaiming strength as a people. And if you are curious about Jews and tattoos, well, we cover that too!
Aaron Hadida's newly published book, HATE 2.0: One Man's Journey to Becoming a "Tough Jew" is now available...