Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi

It really is.

And we have these magisterial historical analyses from David Nirenberg and Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi.

Plus, we are pulling in the sociological insights on modern political movements from Charles Small.

And we're even going to examine some highly detailed, very recent institutional reports from the Harvard Antisemitism Task Force and the Harvard Jewish Alumni Alliance.

So how does Horn suggest we actually use this curriculum to fight back? We have all these layers, all these case studies showing the lie adapting to every era and every new technology.

How does recognizing the pattern stop the cycle?

She draws heavily on the work of the great Jewish historian, Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi.

In his seminal book, Zakor, which translates to remember in Hebrew, Yerushalmi explores the profound tension between modern, secular academic history and traditional Jewish memory.