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El rabino Eli Schlanger y Nikki Goldstein abordan el antisemitismo en su nuevo libro

KVIA•Monday, July 6, 2026 at 10:43 AM•CNN Newsource

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El rabino Eli Schlanger y Nikki Goldstein han publicado un libro titulado 'Conversations with my Rabbi: Timeless Teachings for a Fractured World', que explora el aumento del antisemitismo en Estados Unidos y ofrece enseñanzas judías para todos. La obra surge tras un trágico tiroteo en Bondi Beach, Australia, donde Schlanger fue atacado, lo que resalta la creciente inseguridad que sienten muchos judíos en el país. La Liga Antidifamación reporta que los ataques antisemitas alcanzaron un récord en 2022, con un 73% de judíos experimentando hostigamiento en línea. El libro busca presentar una perspectiva judía accesible y esperanzadora, abordando temas éticos relevantes para todos, independientemente de su fe.

Key Details: • El libro se titula 'Conversations with my Rabbi: Timeless Teachings for a Fractured World'. • El antisemitismo en EE. UU. alcanzó niveles récord en 2022, según la ADL. • El 73% de los judíos reportan haber sufrido antisemitismo en línea. • El libro ofrece enseñanzas sobre las Leyes de Noé y temas éticos universales.

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