WhatsappJEW HATRED IS A WAR AGAINST GOD
Let’s speak plainly, without the slogans or spin.
The Jewish people are not just another ethnicity or religion. We are something deeper. Something more enduring. We are the physical representation of God’s truth in this world.
We are the chosen people not because we are any better than others, rather, chosen for a purpose.
Now, for some, that might sound uncomfortable. Too big. Too religious. Too absolute.
But stop and think about it.
For thousands of years, humanity had empires, philosophies, and idols. And then came something totally different—one people, chosen not for privilege, but for purpose. Through us, the values that today’s world claims to cherish—truth, morality, justice—were introduced into human history.
Where did “every human being is created in the image of God” come from? Not from Greece. Not from Rome. From the Jewish people, through God’s Torah.
So when you look at Jewish history, not just the miracles, but also the hate, it all starts to make sense.
Jew-hating antisemitism isn’t just about Jews. It’s about what Jews represent.
That’s why it’s irrational.
That’s why it shows up across continents, centuries, and political movements—whether it’s Pharaoh or Haman, the Nazis or Hamas, the far-right or the “progressive”, really regressive, left.
At its core, Jew-hatred is a rebellion against what we were chosen to bring into the world: the idea that there is right and wrong, good and evil, and that human beings are accountable to a higher moral standard that originates from God.
That’s not just politics. That’s not just prejudice.
That is a *war against God.
Every terror act against a Jew, every bullet fired at a Jew, every synagogue defaced, every campus mob chanting “Death to the Jews” is not just attacking us. It’s desecrating the name of the God we represent.
And here’s where it gets personal.
For decades, many of us believed we could be loved if we just made ourselves smaller. If we just fit in. Hid our differences. Apologized for our history, our Torah, our state.
But that’s not working anymore.
Reality is waking us up.
Despite the decades of “alliance” building, and standing up for all the other marginalized communities, all those “allies” turned their backs on the Jewish community on Oct. 7th.
You don’t have to be religious to feel it. You just have to be honest.
Jews are hated not despite our values—but because of them. Because in a world running from truth, the Jew remains a stubborn reminder of truth.
So what do we do?
We stop running.
We stop apologizing.
We stop trying to fit in with cultures and ideologies that have no room for us.
And we start doing what we were always meant to do: stand proudly as Jews. In our ancestral homeland Israel. With strength, with faith, and with moral clarity.
Because when Jews walk tall—when we live the truth we were chosen to bring, in the place we were chosen to live, then the whole world benefits.
And when we hide, shrink, or abandon that mission, the world descends into chaos.
Jew-hatred is not just our problem. It’s humanity’s crisis.
And defeating it starts by understanding what it really is: a war against the God of truth.
That war ends when we as a people step up and embrace who we are.
And don’t get depressed about division. Never before has the Jewish people been more united than today, despite the very real issues that divide some.
Understand, there will always be issues that divide us, with a tiny, yet vocal, minority of Jewish voices who will even side with our enemy, but the majority of our people are united in purpose, with arms open for every Jew to join.
Be part of the change of light that we represent as a people. Calling out the evil, while simultaneously spreading the unbelievable good that we represent.
Am Yisrael Chai.
