Dara Horn

"The righteous fight for justice therefore does not require protecting Jews as a vulnerable minority. Instead it requires taking Jews down. This idea is tacitly endorsed by Jews bizarre exclusion from discussion in many DEI trainings and even policies, despite their high ranking in American hate-crime statistics. The premise, for instance, that Jews dont experience bigotry because they are "white," itself a fraught idea, would suggest that white LGBTQ people dont experience bigotry either—a premise that no DEI policy would endorse (not to mention the fact that many Jews are not white)."

"[W]hen a young employee at the Anne Frank House in 2017 tried to wear his yarmulke to work, his employers told him to hide it under a baseball cap. The museums managing director told newspapers that a live Jew in a yarmulke might "interfere"” with the museums "independent position." The museum finally relented after deliberating for six months, which seems like a rather long time for the Anne Frank House to ponder whether it was a good idea to force a Jew into hiding."