Jewish Power: Inside the American Jewish Establishment

J. J. Goldberg

1996

History will record that as the twentieth century drew to a close, American Jews were facing a political crisis unprecedented in its scope and nature. For the first time in their three and a half centuries as a community in America—and perhaps for the first time since the dawn of the Jewish Diaspora, two thousand years ago—the Jews had no greater…

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J. J. Goldberg

b. 1949

J. J. Goldberg is a senior columnist and the former editorial director of the Forward. He was a founding member of Kibbutz Gezer and a Labor Zionist activist. He attended McGill University and received a degree in journalism from Columbia University. Goldberg served as U.S. bureau chief of the Jerusalem Report and managing editor of the New York Jewish Week. As a journalist and lecturer, he has written extensively about Jewish culture and politics.

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