'Antisemitism exists in Idaho even if it's less common than in many other parts of country,' Jewish leader says
"Our concern isn't simply the number of reported criminal incidents," Moshe Herman told JNS. "More often, we see growing social hostility, misinformation about Israel and an increase in antisemitic rhetoric online and in public discourse."
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