“Kirsch shows how antisemitism taps into old psychological reflexes, and how recognizing those patterns can help us grow into more thoughtful, balanced humans. It’s a book about prejudice, but also about becoming more aware of ourselves.”

“Your Brain on Antisemitism is equal parts history, psychology, and mirror. I saw how easy it is for anyone—myself included—to slip into dangerous patterns of thought. It’s the most eye-opening and unsettling book I’ve read in years, and also the most necessary.”

“Finally, a book that makes sense of why antisemitism keeps resurfacing, even in circles that see themselves as progressive. Kirsch shows the psychology behind the hatred without shaming the reader, which makes the lessons land even harder.”

“This book helped me see antisemitism not just as history’s prejudice, but as a window into how our minds search for order and blame. Kirsch makes you think about humanity as a whole.”

“A powerful and eye-opening book. It made me think differently about history and about human psychology.”

“Clear, direct, and honest. I couldn’t put it down once I started reading.”

“This book doesn’t lecture—it explains. I walked away feeling both unsettled and better informed.”

“Essential reading for anyone who wants to understand why antisemitism never seems to disappear.”