How to Stop Antisemitism

In this solo monologue, the speaker (Dennis Prager) argues that the root cause of antisemitism is the Jewish proclamation of a morally demanding, judging God revealed at Mount Sinai. He cites a Talmudic anecdote that plays on the Hebrew words “Sinai” (the mountain where the Ten Commandments were given) and “sinah” (hatred), claiming that the hatred (sinah) stems from Sinai. According to him, the Jews introduced the concept of a demanding, invisible God, which provoked Jew‑hatred worldwide. The proposed remedy mirrors the cause: by encouraging the entire world to accept and live by the Ten Commandments as originally given at Sinai, antisemitism will diminish. He criticizes Jews for not spreading the Ten Commandments more broadly and suggests that broader adoption of these moral laws is the solution to Jew‑hatred.










