This book is a nonfiction effort addressing the roots and branches of today's anti-Jewishness, from the deeply embedded biases of western and middle-eastern cultures to the results in today's right-wing and left-wing bigotries. From antisemitism to anti-Zionism and "whiteness," the author blends personal narrative and experience with research and insights from many different writers and disciplines. This includes a lengthy and eclectic annotated bibliography.Anti-Jewishness and anti-Zionism are on the rise in the U.S., Europe, and globally. This book is an attempt to add depth and breadth to the current conversations about anti-Jewishness and bigotry in general. Drawing from many different areas of knowledge and insight, the result is not intended to be scholarly or objective. Rather, this book explores and gleans, hoping to facilitate the reader's processing of an array of opinion and information into narratives that better expose and address anti-Jewishness, its sources and manifestations. Collective guilt and shame have no place here. We can open our eyes to see that we are all mere humans and subject to the biases of the societies and cultures in which we live. Yet, we are each responsible, to the best of our ability, for joining in partnership to build a better future for us all.