Why the Jews?

Exploring the roots of enduring anti-Semitism, this book delves into how Judaism's unique beliefs about God, Law, and Peoplehood have historically provoked animosity towards Jews and the Jewish state. It argues that anti-Semitism transcends typical prejudice, stemming from a reaction to Jewish values rather than economic success or scapegoating. The authors provide a comprehensive analysis of seven major forms of anti-Semitism throughout history and highlight the implications for both Jews and moral non-Jews, proposing necessary changes for a future free from hatred.