#67 - They Claim They Hate Zionists — But Jews Are the Real Target | Gabe Einhorn
They claim their hatred is about “Zionism” — but what happens when Jews themselves become the target? In this powerful conversation, Gabe Einhorn joins Nima Yamini for a wide-ranging discussion about the rise of antisemitism, Jewish identity, Israel, faith, and the growing pressure facing Jews around the world. Gabe recounts an experience in which someone refused to work with him specifically because he was Jewish — not because of his views on Israel. From there, the conversation asks a much bigger question: Is the word “Zionist” increasingly being used as a cover for something much older? We discuss the importance of Jewish unity between Ashkenazi and Mizrahi Jews, the relationship between Jews and Muslims, the difference between extremists and those seeking coexistence, and why Jews cannot afford to turn against one another. The conversation also turns deeply personal and spiritual: What happens when Jews abandon Torah and Hashem? What should Jewish identity mean in an increasingly hostile world? And what gives the Jewish people the strength to survive? Later, we discuss Mamdani and Jewish safety in New York, Jewish self-defense, Israel and the IDF, the war in Gaza, Iran and Reza Pahlavi, the future of Israeli leadership, online discrediting campaigns, Donald Trump’s support for Israel, and the role faith continues to play in Jewish survival. Whether you agree with every opinion expressed or not, this is a candid conversation about one central question: At a time of growing division and antisemitism, can the Jewish people remember that we are stronger together?
