Ep 90: The UN, Society, and Antisemitism with Susanne Seperson and guest Inna Rozentsvit P2 on hmTv

Send us Fan MailEpisode 90 – “The UN, Society, and Antisemitism” (Part 2) hmTv series: Antisemitism, the United Nations, and SocietyIn Part 1, Dr. Inna Rozentsvit traced her journey from the Soviet Union to American activism. In Part 2, she and host Dr. Susanne Seperson zero-in on solutions: How do we arm the next generation—intellectually, emotionally, and institutionally—against a resurgence of antisemitism?What you’ll hearRoots before branches – Why Jewish identity starts at the dinner table, not in the classroom, and how parents can turn values like tikkun olam into lived family culture.History as self-defense – A lightning primer on Israel’s wars, the mis-use of “Nakba,” and how factual fluency empowers students to debate with confidence instead of fear.Campus tactics – Concrete strategies for confronting chants, bias, and hostile professors: from reasoned public debate to withholding alumni donations when universities enable hate.K–12 action plan – Making state-mandated Holocaust curricula meaningful (museum visits, survivor testimony) and insisting on zero-tolerance for antisemitic bullying.Policy pressure points – Defunding schools that ignore harassment, stripping tax-exempt status from repeat offenders, and the pivotal role of engaged parents and lawmakers.One non-negotiable – Name the problem. “Anti-Zionism” that calls for Israel’s destruction is antisemitism; honest language is the first step toward honest solutions.“Children need to feel belonging before they can understand it. If home isn’t a place of strong identity, they’ll look elsewhere—and sometimes, those places ask them to hide who they are.” —Dr. Inna RozentsvitListen for a blueprint that blends family practice, historical literacy, and civic leverage into a unified response to modern Jew-hatred—and discover why authentic, fearless dialogue may be our strongest weapon yet.Support the show