HOW TO UNDERSTAND THE IRRATIONAL ANTISEMITISM TODAY

HOW TO UNDERSTAND THE IRRATIONAL ANTISEMITISM TODAY

From Breslov Therapy by Meir Elkabas

June 11, 2026 · 10 min

About this episode

The episode discusses the nature of modern antisemitism and its spiritual implications.

The Nature of Current Antisemitism: The modern rise in antisemitism has transitioned from a political conflict into a widespread, blind hatred of Jewish people that cannot be rationalized, reasoned with, or resolved through logical debate. The Concept of Spiritual Nourishment: All beings have a designated source of spiritual nourishment. In Kabbalistic and Hasidic thought, human beings—and specifically Jewish people—derive their nourishment from a higher spiritual plane called bina (understanding, associated with the heart), whereas animals and the physical nations of the world draw their sustenance from a lower, material plane. The Cause of Tribal and National Conflict: When the Jewish people neglect their specific spiritual duties, Torah study, and divine connection, they blemish their access to bina . To find sustenance, they are spiritually forced to draw from the lower, material bounty designated for the nations of the world. The Origin of the Hatred: The nations subconsciously perceive this cosmic encroachment as a direct threat to their own survival and livelihood. Their irrational hatred and hostility function as a defensive reaction against Jews occupying their material…

People in this episode

Host: Meir Elkabas

Topics covered

  • antisemitism
  • spiritual nourishment
  • tribal conflict
  • Kabbalistic thought
  • national conflict
  • irrational hatred

Keywords

  • antisemitism
  • spiritual nourishment
  • Kabbalistic thought
  • tribal conflict
  • irrational hatred
  • Jewish people
  • Ishmael

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Kabbalistic and Hasidic thought, Torah

Places: Jewish people, nations of the world

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