Ben Cohen

4 days ago | jwire.com.au | Ben Cohen

Browse > Home / Featured Articles / When did the current wave of antisemitism begin? – J-Wire Read on for article In nearly 30 years of writing and speaking about global antisemitism, I’ve been asked more than once if it’s possible to pinpoint when this present wave of hatred first reared its head. It’s a question that takes on added significance in the wake of the Oct.

6 days ago | fdd.org | Reagan Easter |Ben Cohen

In nearly 30 years of writing and speaking about global antisemitism, I’ve been asked more than once if it’s possible to pinpoint when this present wave of hatred first reared its head. It’s a question that takes on added significance in the wake of the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas pogrom in Israel—the event that continues to drive the topic of antisemitism to the top of the headlines around the world. Of course, antisemitism never faded away entirely, as most Jews know all too well.

6 days ago | jns.org | Ben Cohen

(May 9, 2025 / JNS)In nearly 30 years of writing and speaking about global antisemitism, I’ve been asked more than once if it’s possible to pinpoint when this present wave of hatred first reared its head. It’s a question that takes on added significance in the wake of the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas pogrom in Israel—the event that continues to drive the topic of antisemitism to the top of the headlines around the world. Of course, antisemitism never faded away entirely, as most Jews know all too well.

1 week ago | wsj.com | Ben Cohen

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1 week ago | finance.yahoo.com | Ben Cohen

Unlock stock picks and a broker-level newsfeed that powers Wall Street. Ben Cohen Fri, May 2, 2025, 7:00 PM 6 min read Flexport CEO Ryan Petersen - Emil Lendof/WSJ, Getty Images, Bloomberg Most people have no clue how their stuff moves around the world. But a few years ago, when a gigantic containership got stuck in the Suez Canal, lots of people suddenly found themselves captivated by supply-chain logistics. This was Ryan Petersen’s chance to geek out.