Raising the Jewish Question

Raising the Jewish Question

Some facts are more equal than others I’ve explained many times before that I’d rather be talking about many other subjects than this. I have scores of partially Jewish cousins, but none of them think of themselves as Jews. With all the intermarriage that has taken place, I don’t know what it even means to be a Jew now. But disproportionate power is disproportionate power. Jews are only about two percent of the present U.S. population. That’s a …

Europe has become fed up with the Jewish presence over the past three centuries, fed up to the point that this presence is now viewed as a dilemma, a real dilemma: religious, political, economic and cultural, a dilemma that needs a solution. And as the aspects of this problem have diversified, so have the solutions. Philosophers and thinkers, politicians and economists, journalists and writers have delved into the problem and the solution, and t…