experienced anticipate semitism over the past year. brooke olstein joins us now. she is in israel. brooke, except for like mass you attacks like unfortunate and tragic synagogue shootings, it seems like anti-semetic attacks they re a daily hidden and ignored hate crime, sadly. it s been increasing. what are you seeing and why? eric, first of all, i want to thank you for doing this segment because you are exactly right. there is an alarming rise of jew hatred to the point where it has become systemic and yet many want to sweep this under the rug. the truth is, okay, that the fbi has recently reported that jewish people are three times more likely to experience a hate crime than any other ethnic group, that s 2.6 times more likely than the black community and 2.2 times more likely than the muslim community and over
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