Alex Teush

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After breaking free from the ghetto in which they had been imprisoned for centuries, they went forth and embraced enlightened Europe—enriching the Continent and enriching themselves. Yet as the nineteenth century draws to a close, these Jews realize that as much as they care for Europe, Europe does not care for them.
Alex Teush
I have the same thoughts now, as antisemitism is on thd rise. I have great respesct nd admiration towards Europe, bu it doesn't love me back. It's not mutual.
My Promised Land: The Triumph and Tragedy of Israel
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