Endless Hatred: Antisemitism from the Biblical Era to Modern Times

Why has the Jewish people faced unrelenting hatred throughout history — from Pharaoh to Persia, from Rome to modern Europe?

In Endless Hatred, renowned historian and teacher Rabbi Berel Wein traces antisemitism from its biblical roots to our own time, revealing how this “eternal sickness” has adapted through every era while always retaining its core: an irrational hatred of the people who brought moral conscience to the world.

With clarity, depth, and Torah insight, Rabbi Wein explores:

• The roots of antisemitism traced through the lives of Avraham, Yitzchak, and Yaakov
• The roles of Greece, Rome, Christianity, and Islam in shaping the hatred
• The Enlightenment, Marxism, and modern ideologies that disguised ancient biases in new forms
• The tragic consequences — and the miraculous survival — of the Jewish nation

Through vivid storytelling and historical analysis, Endless Hatred reveals not only the patterns of the past but the spiritual truth that underlies them.

Powerful, sobering, and deeply illuminating, Endless Hatred is both a sweeping history and a call to understand the world through the lens of Torah and destiny.