
Ep 6 Antisemitism
From TOTO: Two Rabbis, Three Opinions by Barry Diamond
February 18, 2026 · 56 min · Season 1 · Episode 6
About this episode
The episode discusses the complexities of antisemitism and the importance of education and civil discourse in combating it.
The conversation delves into the complexities of anti-Semitism, the importance of productive conversations, and the need to strengthen Jewish identity and education. It explores trends in anti-Semitism, the impact of religious animus, the language used to discuss anti-Semitism, and the role of civil discourse in combating hate and bias. Additionally, it addresses the challenges of preparing children to address anti-Semitism, the effectiveness of anti-Semitism work, and the visibility and targeting of Orthodox communities. The conversation delves into the complexities of allyship, the struggle with ignorance and antisemitism, the distinction between progressive and conservative antisemitism, the importance of labeling antisemitism, and a rapid-fire Q&A session covering various topics related to antisemitism and advocacy. Rabbi Barry Diamond Temple Adat Elohim Rabbi Ari Averbach Temple Etz Chayim Joshua Burt, Regional Director Santa Barbara/Tri-County ADL Website to have construction conversations: www.PointTaken.social Takeaways Anti-Semitism is deeply rooted in history and manifests in various forms Productive conversations and civil discourse are essential in combating hate…
People in this episode
Host: Rabbi Barry Diamond
Guest: Rabbi Ari Averbach
Topics covered
- antisemitism
- Jewish identity
- civil discourse
- education
- allyship
- hate and bias
Keywords
- antisemitism
- Jewish identity
- civil discourse
- education
- hate
- bias
- allyship
- progressive antisemitism
- conservative antisemitism
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Temple Adat Elohim, Temple Etz Chayim, Santa Barbara/Tri-County ADL, www.PointTaken.social
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