"A Convenient Hatred: The History of Antisemitism" is a comprehensive exploration of the origins and developments of antisemitism throughout history. The book delves into the various forms that hatred against Jews has taken, from ancient times up to the present. It examines the social, religious, and political factors that have contributed to persistent prejudices and violence against Jewish communities. Through a series of historical contexts, it highlights how antisemitism has been perpetuated across different cultures and societies. The authors analyze key moments in history where antisemitism took root, such as during the Roman Empire, the Middle Ages, and the rise of Nazi Germany. They discuss how stereotypes and myths about Jews have been used to justify discrimination and marginalization, ultimately leading to tragic consequences, including the Holocaust. The book emphasizes the role of propaganda and social narratives in shaping public perception of Jews, which has often led to widespread acceptance of antisemitic beliefs. A Convenient Hatred serves not just as a historical account but also as a warning about the dangers of hatred and intolerance in society. It encourages readers to reflect on the lessons of history and recognize the continuing presence of antisemitism in modern times. The book calls for awareness and action against all forms of discrimination and hatred, urging individuals and communities to stand against prejudice in order to foster a more inclusive and understanding world.