Antisemitism in America

by Chuck Schumer

First published 2025

Chuck Schumer draws from his personal experience as a Jewish American senator to examine the growing threat of antisemitism across the United States. The Senate Majority Leader argues that widespread ignorance about Jewish history fuels prejudice and violence. He places current antisemitic incidents within their historical context while sharing stories from his own life. Schumer tackles difficult questions about Israel, distinguishing between legitimate political criticism and antisemitic attacks on the Jewish homeland. He warns that this ancient hatred, when left unchallenged, can escalate into dangerous territory. The book combines policy analysis with personal reflection to help readers understand both the roots and recent surge of anti-Jewish sentiment in America.

Genres: american, 21st-century, antisemitism, jewish

Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: personal-reflection

Setting: America, United States

Period: 21st-century

256 pages · Hardcover · Grand Central Publishing

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