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Many in The Jewish Community Considering First Time Gun Ownership in Wake of Anti-Semitic Incidents

AP Photo/Seth Perlman, File

With the events of the past two weeks, many Jewish people are considering exercising their Second Amendment rights and becoming gun owners for the first time. Who could blame them with campus protests meant to bully Jewish students, home invasions, harassing Moms on bicycles and more?

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It was early December when The Chosen Comedy Festival came to Miami. It had been a tough few weeks for Jews.

Kanye was on his “I love Hitler” tour and it seemed like too many people wanted to hear what he had to say. The New York Times was running regular pieces about problems they saw in the Haredi communities of Brooklyn, and absolutely nowhere else, and even the secular Jews who nodded approvingly at the first write-up were starting to notice the obsession.

A rabbi friend once told me that Jews are the only people that when someone says “I hate you” say “let’s hear him out.” But at the end of 2022, Jews were finally unwilling to hear anyone out. The hatred at us had gotten old. We were collectively tired of being the target and we were craving being together in an actually safe space.

It had been 4 years since the Tree of Life shooting, 3 years since the Monsey stabbing. We weren’t over those attacks, at least in part because less deadlier attacks on Jews in places like Brooklyn were happening regularly both before and after those killings. We weren’t raw anymore. We were something else. Inside the community, something was shifting.

The easy explanation is political. Jews are moving rightward. Slowly. An Associated Press survey found that President Donald Trump’s share of the Jewish vote went from 24% in 2016 to 30% in 2020. Exit polls had 33% of Jews voting Republican in the midterm elections and exit polls require someone to tell the truth to a pollster, something a lifelong Democrat switching sides for the first time might not be ready to do. Some people credit the Jewish vote with swinging several close House seats in New York and ultimately netting Republicans the House of Representatives.

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While personal protection and increasing your knowledge as a gun owner is great, the reasons the Jewish community are doing it now is heartbreaking. No community in the United States should live in fear.

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Perfect people to reach out to here on Twitter. It's awful that it has come to this, but would be much more awful if people were not protected.

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