In the extremely harsh controversy that followed the first edition of this book, no matter how its title was changed - “How I became an anti-Semite”, “How to become an anti-Semite”, “Why I am an anti-Semite”... The author still insists on his version the title of this collection of articles. If we see manifestations of Russophobia among residents of the former Soviet republics, then it makes sense to think about whether this Russophobia is only a misfortune for “Russian migrants” or is it at least partly their fault? Exactly the same question arises in connection with the anti-Semitic sentiments that surround a considerable part of the history of the Jewish people. Is there something in the polemical techniques adopted by some Jewish preachers and journalists that contributes to the birth of anti-Semitism? The author of this book believes that anti-Semitism is a disease. But to treat a disease, you need to know its origin. After all, sometimes a painful state of the body is just a normal reaction to poisoned food.