We don’t know enough about the origins of the hatred behind the wave of violence, and jumping to conclusions by painting an entire race as anti-Semitic will only make things worse
Source: https://www.haaretz.com
No, N.Y. attacks don't show that black people have an anti-Semitism problem
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