Editor's Notes: Why some Jews are scrubbing themselves from the internet - comment
Some Jews are choosing to remove their online presence to protect themselves in a climate where their identity is seen as a liability. This decision reflects a broader concern about safety and employability. The article discusses the complexities of Jewish identity in the modern world.
- ▪The writer emphasizes the need for anonymity to ensure safety and job security.
- ▪There is a growing sentiment among some Jews to distance themselves from their online identities.
- ▪The article references Jerry Seinfeld's visit to Israel as a cultural touchpoint.
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Editor's Notes: Why some Jews are scrubbing themselves from the internet - commentThe writer who asks for anonymity has not abandoned the Jewish people. He is covering, trying to stay employable and safe in a world that has quietly decided his affiliation is a liability.Follow us on Google The real Jerry Seinfeld was never the assimilated man his show implied. Seinfeld during his visit to Israel, December 2023.(photo credit: Hostages and Missing Families Forum)
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