JCPA’s CEO Amy Spitalnick joined Yehuda Kurtzer at Identity/Crisis podcast to discuss why the response from Jewish communities, the general public, and the U.S. government to attacks in Washington, DC and Boulder, CO has varied widely —and how we can address the rise in antisemitism without encroaching on civil liberties.

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