Antisemitism is not a relic of the past. It is here, it is on the rise, and it is reshaping how Jewish Americans live their daily lives, including in Connecticut.
If you go to church, mosque or Hindu temple, chances are you think nothing of the simple act of walking inside. If you go to a synagogue, it’s not that simple.
As we near the two-year anniversary of the Tops supermarket shooting in Buffalo, that horrific event also served as a reminder that antisemitism does not begin or end with the Jewish community.
