In "Jews Don’t Count," David Baddiel tackles the nuanced terrain of modern antisemitism with a blend of sharp wit and sobering insight. Through a series of compelling arguments, Baddiel confronts the often overlooked prejudice against Jews in contemporary society, particularly within progressive circles that pride themselves on inclusivity. With an incisive lens, he examines the hypocrisy of a world that loudly decries racism yet subtly perpetuates Jewish stereotypes and neglects antisemitism in its activism and discourse. Baddiel's narrative is both a personal reflection and a universal call to action, weaving together historical context, media analysis, and his own experiences as a Jewish man in the UK. He challenges readers to question their unconscious biases and the systemic inequalities that persist in supposedly enlightened communities. "Jews Don’t Count" is a crucial and timely exposé on the complexities of identity, prejudice, and the need for genuine inclusivity. This book is not just a critique but a compelling plea for change, making it a must-read for anyone committed to the fight against racism in all its forms.