Rabbi Dan Moskovitz of the Temple Shalom in Vancouver, British Columbia explores the isolation and unheard voice of the Jewish community, the debate between anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism, and the historical connection of Jews to Israel. The conversation delves into the challenges of maintaining empathy for both the Palestinian and Jewish causes, the need for security measures in Jewish institutions, and the complexity of allyship. The conversation also addresses the importance of peaceful protests, the responsibility of Hamas, and the danger of breeding the next super terrorist group. It concludes with discussions on moral education, cancel culture, and the shift in political sentiment.