Adam Howard

And I think that it has to do with the very unique role that Jews and Judaism play in Western civilization and also the recency and precariousness of the country of Israel, that it's a country where you can imagine it not existing in a generation. I think that that would be an unacceptable price to pay.

Not only would it forfeit the Jewish state as it is now, it would forfeit any kind of Jewish state that might emerge in the future that one might like better. And it returns the Jews to, as I said earlier, to complete powerlessness. And I think that that is something that people today find hard to remember because they don't study the history of what Jewish powerlessness meant before 1948.

Not only would it forfeit the Jewish state as it is now, it would forfeit any kind of Jewish state that might emerge in the future that one might like better. And it returns the Jews to, as I said earlier, to complete powerlessness. And I think that that is something that people today find hard to remember because they don't study the history of what Jewish powerlessness meant before 1948.

Not only would it forfeit the Jewish state as it is now, it would forfeit any kind of Jewish state that might emerge in the future that one might like better. And it returns the Jews to, as I said earlier, to complete powerlessness. And I think that that is something that people today find hard to remember because they don't study the history of what Jewish powerlessness meant before 1948.

Adam Kirsch, thank you. Thank you.

Adam Kirsch, thank you. Thank you.

Adam Kirsch, thank you. Thank you.

It's pretty simple. It sucks.

It's pretty simple. It sucks.

It's pretty simple. It sucks.