Antisemitism

I have decided to begin making routine contributions to the Simon Weisenthal Foundation.  I must report that I dont feel that there is a global rise in antisemitism that I personally feel wary of, though there is enough to keep one concerned.  I may or may not have experienced some feelings of estrangement in my personal affairs over the years.  Most notably these days, I find that I have experienced some antisemitism from among the least likely population that you might expect antisemitism to come... namely some fellow Jewish relationships I have had.  How is this so?  In becoming a Jew who follows Torah, I have noted that among those who shrug Torah ways, I have been challenged, mocked and ridiculed, mostly in an online venue from others who report being Jewish.   I must say that I find this horrendus and I hereby will make a financial contribution in efforts to eliminate the hatred that does indeed exist even among our own people.   I do not find that those who are considered "orthodox" Jews are any better than those who are not.  In fact, I have met several whose propriety leaves a bit to desire.  That said, I do believe Torah Judaism is the way our people were designed to conduct our affairs.  As long as I feel that there are elements in our culture that withdraw from Torah discussions, ridicule things such as wearing a beard, wearing a kippah or wearing tzitzis or and especially keeping the Sabbath, I will feel that antisemitism is alive and well.  In enclaves where it should definately not exist. So with that, I am now a benefactor of the Simon Weisenthal Foundation.