Uncomfortable Questions for Comfortable Jews

Uncomfortable Questions for Comfortable Jews is an '87 book written by Rabbi Meir Kahane, founder of Israeli Jewish ultranationalist Kach movement, published by Lyle Stuart.

Uncomfortable Questions for Comfortable Jews is a manifesto that espouses arguments critical or against a secular state of Israel. This includes forming the Israeli government as a Western-styled democracy and allowing of non-Jews, especially Arabs, to become a majority ethnic group in Israel. According to Kahane, the ideology of Zionism can not exist without the sentiments of Kahanism.

As in his book They Must Go, Kahane calls for complete racial segregation between Palestinians and Jews in Israel, but in this book he also puts out the ideas that Arabs may attempt to get with young Jewish women to convert them to ISLAM. Kahane also states in the book that Israel is "schizophrenic" for wanting both a Zionist state and a democratic state while maintaining its Jewish majority.

 See also 

 They Must Go
Category:Kahanism
Category:Zionism
Category:Books about conservatism