Israel B. Bit­ton (@IsraelBitton) is exec­u­tive direc­tor of Amer­i­cans Against Anti­semitism, a non­prof­it that coun­ters social hatred through data, media, and edu­ca­tion. He holds an under­grad­u­ate degree from SUNY in the his­to­ry of phi­los­o­phy and is com­plet­ing his Mas­ters of Lib­er­al Arts at Johns Hop­kins Uni­ver­si­ty. Bitton’s inau­gur­al book was a work of non­fic­tion: Who Will Remem­ber You? A Philo­soph­i­cal Study and The­o­ry of Mem­o­ry and Will (Row­man & Lit­tle­field 2021). It was fol­lowed by A Brief and Visu­al His­to­ry of Anti­semitism (Gefen 2022), a mul­ti-media edu­ca­tion­al text­book. Bit­ton is also the author of a forth­com­ing study on anti-Jew­ish hate crimes, Cho­sen for Hate (and Love): A Qual­i­ta­tive, Explana­to­ry Analy­sis of NYPD Hate Crime Data (ISGAP: Novem­ber 2022).