Is there a Final Solution to the Jewish question? - with Dara Horn

Why has antisemitism endured and how can Jews effectively combat it?

Dan is joined by author Dara Horn to discuss her new book, The Final Solution to the Jewish Question: A Love Story for the Living. Five years after her book People Love Dead Jews diagnosed how society relates to Jewish suffering, Horn now addresses what can be done about it. She explains how AI is systematically targeting Jews, why traditional efforts to fight antisemitism are failing and outlines an approach to find a solution that could finally change everything.

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In this episode:

- Why Horn chose the provocative title “The Final Solution to the Jewish Question?”

- Re-casting antisemitism not as bigotry but as “the big lie”

- What Holocaust education gets wrong

- How Nazism and Soviet anti-Zionism lives on

- How is anti-Jewish propaganda poisoning AI?

- The dangerous bargain behind America’s Jewish “Golden Age”

- What young disaffected Jews are missing and how that can change

- What is her solution to antisemitism? ___

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