When to Sound an Alarm for Jews Abroad?
Henry I. Sobel
1982
When should Jews in one country start protesting about what they perceive as the peril of Jews in another country?
To answer the question, we must first analyze the specific conditions of the endangered Jewish community: is it suffering discrimination in a country where non-Jews enjoy a greater measure of freedom? Does it have an organized…
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