Being a Jew in the Soviet Union meant having “Jewish” stamped in your passport as a nationality. Pushing Judaism as a nationality is as antisemetic as it gets—it assumes your home is elsewhere, and you will never belong

Being a Jew in the Soviet Union meant having “Jewish” stamped in your passport as a nationality.

Pushing Judaism as a nationality is as antisemetic as it gets—it assumes your home is elsewhere, and you will never belong https://t.co/8TsS029tw0

— Michael Zelenko (@mvzelenks) December 10, 2019