Uncomfortable Conversations with a Jew – that’s the title of a new book by New York Times best-selling authors Noa Tishby and Emmanuel Acho. Their goal – to connect the dots between Jewish hatred and stereotypes from the past and how they’re still fueling antisemitism today.
In a witty promotional video on Instagram, Tishby and Acho address some of the awkwardness with questions like: “The Jewish race, is that a thing? Are Jewish people white? But Jewish people control Hollywood, right? Am I even allowed to say, Jew?”
“Hello everyone, I’m Noa Tishby and I am a Jew. And I’m Emmanuel Acho and I have uncomfortable conversations,” the duo announced.
In their new book, the co-authors of Uncomfortable Conversations With A Jew talk about seeing a problem and taking steps to address it.
“Emmanuel noticed over a year before October 7th, the rise of antisemitism. And it was very interesting to me that somebody from outside of the Jewish community was able to detect that something is brewing, So he called me and he asked me if I would like to write this book and I literally couldn’t have said yes faster,” Tishby said.
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