At the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast (JPB), the language of prayer now carries the weight of politics, war, and fear—and Albert Veksler speaks with a sense of urgency in his voice. One moment, he is talking about Iran and the longed-for freedom of its people; the next, he is warning that antisemitism has become so normalized that many now treat attacks on Jews as “understandable.” For Veksler, who leads the JPB, the spiritual and the political do not merely overlap.