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Tuvia Tenenbom, a bestselling author, playwright, journalist, and founder of the Jewish Theater of New York, has traveled the world to understand increasing antisemitism. He documents his experiences in his latest book \\u201cThe Taming of the Jew.\\u201d

Recent fighting between Israel and Hamas has brought the issue to the forefront with more than two dozen antisemitic attacks reported in the United States since May 10. Tenenbom attributes this troubling trend to the pro-Palestinian organization Black Lives Matter and its supporters on the American left and in the news media.

Tenenbom, 64, also speaks about the antisemitism he personally has experienced. Publishers in America and Europe rejected \\u201cThe Taming of the Jew,\\u201d prompting him to seek an Israel-based company. Now he is speaking out against cancel culture and urging Americans to take action before it\\u2019s too late.

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