Rising Antisemitism in the U.S. Reawakens Holocaust Survivors' PTSD

The spike in antisemitic incidents since October 7 has triggered severe psychological distress among Holocaust survivors.

Holocaust survivors report PTSD symptoms resurfacing due to current antisemitic violence and protests.
Triggers include news coverage, violent incidents, and reminders of past persecution.
Mental health support organizations are seeing increased demand for services from survivors.
Experts recommend social engagement and reduced news consumption to help manage symptoms.
Survivors use education and public speaking as coping mechanisms.