Ep 100: The UN, Society, and Antisemitism with Susanne Seperson and guest Chuck Lavine P2 on hmTv

Send us Fan MailEpisode 100: The UN, Society, and Antisemitism with Dr. Susanne Seperson and Guest Assemblyman Chuck Lavine (Part 2) | hmTvIn this powerful milestone episode, Dr. Susanne Seperson continues her conversation with New York State Assemblyman Charles Lavine to explore the deepening crisis of antisemitism in education, politics, and public discourse. From the failures of Holocaust education to the politicization of hate, this dialogue tackles the uncomfortable truths about our nation’s readiness to confront bigotry in all its forms.Assemblyman Lavine reflects on the erosion of civil discourse, the growing theocratic undercurrents in American governance, and the rising tide of antisemitism on college campuses. He shares personal stories, legislative efforts, and insights into the complex relationship between American Jews and the State of Israel—especially in the wake of the October 7th attacks.With candor and conviction, Dr. Seperson and Assemblyman Lavine address:The gaps in mandated Holocaust education and its impact on youthHow economic instability fuels hatred and divisionWhy safeguarding secular democracy is critical to fighting antisemitismThe weaponization of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on U.S. campusesThe responsibility of parents, educators, and leaders in shaping moral citizensThis conversation is a compelling reminder that combating antisemitism isn't just a Jewish issue—it's a test of our democracy and humanity.Subscribe to Antisemitism and the UN in Society on hmTv and join us in these crucial conversations.Support the show