The article argues that Hillel Fuld's warnings about rising antisemitism should not be dismissed as fearmongering, but rather as a necessary wake-up call for Jews worldwide. The author expresses respect for Chabad and its spiritual leadership, but contends that focusing solely on positivity and redemption ignores the urgent dangers facing Jewish communities, particularly in the West. The piece asserts that antisemitism today is more globalized and mainstream than in previous generations, and that Jews are no longer powerless or trapped in exile. Instead, the author urges a return to the Jewish homeland, emphasizing that true safety, purpose, and leadership can only be found in Israel. The article concludes by calling on Jewish leaders and communities to move beyond survival in exile and actively participate in shaping the future of the Jewish state, fulfilling their historical and spiritual mission in their ancestral land.