Michael Ginsberg (VA): ‘I Think This Is Just the Beginning of Very Bad Stuff’

"I would say the president has done a pretty good job of addressing anti-Semitism. I think he's been a strong supporter of the State of Israel. I think, substantively, he’s been very friendly and very good to the Jews. On the other hand, when I look at the Democratic Party, I see a party that is not only unwilling to disavow anti-Semites but openly embraces them. You have Congresswomen who are talking about being hypnotized by the State of Israel and being unwilling to walk that back. You have a caucus that's unwilling to take them to task for blatantly anti-Semitic comments."

Hannah Rosenthal (WI): ‘I Don’t Let the Left off the Hook’

"It’s the far-right that holds marches and says 'Jews will not replace us.' It's the far-right who are unabashedly anti-Semitic and racist. No question about it. But I don't let the left off the hook either. I marched in Washington the day after the inauguration. I had my pink hat and I was very proud. But when two of the organizers ended up defending Louis Farrakhan and refused to condemn the anti-Semitism, I stopped paying attention to them. I push delete every time they send me something. And 'the squad’ needs an education. Ilhan Omar apologized after one anti-Semitic comment and then proceeded to make a couple more, and that is not okay with me. I would love to sit down with her or 'the squad' and talk about what they're doing, and how they're splintering the left."

Alma Hernandez (AZ): ‘There’s a Line Where Anti-Semitism Crosses With Anti-Zionism’

"The rise of hate attacks against Jews in our country is appalling. It’s not only the shootings and stabbings but the fact that in my synagogue we have to have a police officer during Shabbat services. We’re living in a time where we feel so unsafe to be Jewish in our community that we have to pay a law enforcement officer to stand outside of our shul. That for me is the most frustrating thing of all. You can't even live a normal life when you feel that you're constantly having to watch your back."

Harvey “Svi” Shapiro (NC): ‘This Is Straight out of the Protocols of Zion’

"President Trump didn’t invent this stuff, but he's certainly been the cheerleader-in-chief. He has been a catalyst and encourager for the spread of hate and racism in a way that I've never seen before. All we have to do is watch Trump's rallies. They're very violent. They really remind one of the Nuremberg rallies under the Nazis. They are not so dissimilar."

Andrew Smith (OH): ‘Anti-Semitism Has Always Been a Unique and Pernicious Disease’

"In general, when politicians talk about anti-Semitism, they mix it up with this greater concept of overall hatred and bigotry. Anti-Semitism has always been a unique and pernicious disease. It is not the same thing as discriminating against Muslims or African Americans. It’s its own unique thing. And too often politicians conflate all of these unacceptable attitudes without singling out a hatred (toward Jews), which is and always has been a special pathology of the human condition."

Nina Stanley (OH): ‘The President Consorts With Anti-Semites’

"Anti-Semitism on left is about policy, it’s not racial. The far-right thinks we are a different race. In Israel, they are not treating Palestinians equally. They are second-class citizens. I’ve been there many times and it’s like South Africa under Apartheid. People who feel the Israeli government is treating people like second-class citizens are not anti-Semitic. I don’t take it personally if they hate me. I don’t support Israel (politically) right now but I still buy Israeli products and would fly El Al."

Ruth Kantrowitz (WI): ‘Bernie Sanders is a Shame as a Jew’

"I think the so-called squad is just spreading vile lies. They are working to undo the good things that Israel does and the good things that American Jews do. Representatives Rashida Talib and Ilhan Omar are plain out supportive of terrorists. They don't hide it and they're not ashamed of it. I also think Bernie Sanders is a shame as a Jew.  I am ashamed to call him a member of the tribe. I think he is more concerned with people who want to kill his ancestors and future generations and just somehow refuses to see anything in reality."