An authentic, personal voice! And an important, necessary book to understand the new antisemitism. Ahmad Mansour, psychologist and bestselling author. Hatred of Jews is becoming increasingly visible online, on the streets, in schools, and elsewhere. It often disguises itself as anti-Zionism. Shalicar's new book describes this phenomenon knowledgeably, authentically, and directly - an important contribution to the current debate about new and old antisemitism. Detlef David Kauschke, editor-in-chief of Jüdische Allgemeine. The book reads like a furious reckoning with Islamic Jew-hatred. DIE WELT, September 28, 2018. Shalicar has written his book as he uses Facebook: current, anecdotal, emotional. Berliner Morgenpost, September 26, 2018. His book is written in a lively style. The depth unfolds as you read. The book is simply and brilliantly written or brilliantly simple. Tabularasa - Newspaper for Society & Culture, September 24, 2018. The directness of his statements is what is convincing about Shalicar's book. Where others speak around problems politically correctly, he does not shy away from clear words. Shalicar does not stop at depicting the misery but offers suggestions for solving the problem. Jüdische Allgemeine, October 12, 2018. A fervent, often emotional appeal to German society not to view antisemitism as a relic of the past. Shalicar provides uncomfortable insights into a life marked by antisemitic attacks. Der Tagesspiegel, November 6, 2018. Self-ironic and in simple, deliberately unacademic language, Shalicar tells about the parallel worlds where hatred of Jews and Israel thrives. Jüdische Allgemeine, November 29, 2018.