Anti-Semitism goes mainstream

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Anti-Semitism, the late historian Robert Wistrich observed, “is a highly mutable mental virus that infects cultures, movements, ideologies and religions.” Increasingly normalized, anti-Semitism is spreading into the bloodstream of mainstream America. And most damningly, key American institutions are not only failing to inoculate against it — they’re actually helping to transmit the virus.

Regrettably, one only needs to look at Congress for proof.

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