Even in our own century, the Armenians and Cambodians have suffered horrendously, the Japanese brutalized the Chinese, the Chinese have brutalized the Tibetans, the Indonesians have slaughtered East Timorians and now the Serbs slaughter Bosnians. And that's just to name a few. Still, a victimized group does not need to be Jewish for other people to be indifferent to its suffering. A survey of material about the letters of the alef-bet, culled from talmud, midrash and later commentaries. As with all offerings from Artscroll and Mesorah Press, expect an Orthodox orientation and Ashkenazi transliteration.
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Alas, the book is at home, so I cannot give a more precise reference. Intelligent, thinking people can and will judge the statements on the merits, further discrediting Mr. Farrakhan and his message and further isolating him from the main-stream black movement. Trying to censor such statements simply provides Mr. Farrakhan and his movement a legitimacy that the movement neither deserves nor could earn absent the censorship. I found myself attending meetings and services, even though I ordinarily am not involved religiously. Many Jews, myself included, have the latter, but not the former.