Anti-Semitism in the 21st Century: The Resurgence

Hatred of Jews: alive and corrosive

Current.org

Explores the ancient hatreds that have risen up in new forms

The New York Times

PBS
Anti-Semitism in the 21st Century: The Resurgence

Today, more than 60 years after the Holocaust, many parts of the world are experiencing a dramatic resurgence of antsemitism. Reports from Western watch groups indicate a drastic increase in antisemitic incidents since the year 2000. Meanwhile, in a growing number of Arab and Islamic communities, there is an alarming rise in antisemitic rhetoric in the political and public arenas, especially in mainstream media. In the context of its historical, religious and political underpinnings, Anti-Semitism in the 21st Century: The Resurgence examines how and why antisemitism continues to flourish today.

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Credits

Directed, Produced and Written by
Andrew Goldberg

Producer and Writer
Jennifer Meerow

Associate Producers
Amy Brillhart, Amy Brown, Tammy Li, Jeff Mandell, Jeremy Rocklin

Editors
Stuart Entner, Brock Graham, Sue Mi Ko, Karlyn Michelson and Merrill Stern

Host and Narrator
Judy Woodruff

Editorial Consultant and Additional Writer
Michael J. Jordan

Additional Writer
Phyllis Magida

Original Music Compositions
John Rinehimer and Andrew Sterman

Production Assistant for Two Cats Productions
Joyeux F. Noel

Cinematography US
Ruben O’Malley, Rafael Delauz, Doug Wallick, Roberto Alvarez, Zachary Levy, Siobhan Walshe, Ronnie Hernandez, Robert Barcelona, and Martina Radwan

Cinematography Europe, Egypt, Israel and West Bank
Maciej Bugajak

Cinematography Syria
Mumtaz al-Baloua

Sound US
Tim Bintrim, Brian Buckley, Mary Keigler-Schaeffer, Jerry Gonzales, Dave Swanson, Mark Maloof and Gabriel Cyr

Sound Europe
Christian Houssepian

Sound Israel
Tal Segev and Tom Rimon

Sound West Bank
Safead Huzany

Sound Egypt
Ahmad Siam

Sound Syria
Belal Fahiem

Photo Retouching and Motion Graphics
Tim Regan

Assistant Editor
Adam Weiss