Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "Jewish Organizations have tried to silence Alan Dershowitz, preventing him from commenting on the Amnesty International Slander.
Not new.
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Not new.
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I came across an interesting thing in history that may surprise Jews generally. Two facts:
(1). The first Jewish book burned in Europe? The Rambam's "Mishna Torah", burned on orders of the Establishment rabbis in Mainz and Slovakia.
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(1). The first Jewish book burned in Europe? The Rambam's "Mishna Torah", burned on orders of the Establishment rabbis in Mainz and Slovakia.
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They could not tolerate that someone would seek to democratize information that anyone could access, rather than relying on the establishment leaders. Sort of like today, both in the Ultra orthodox and Secular elites. Dissent, not allowed.
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(2). The First burning of the Talmud was ordered by a Bishop who was an advisor to the Pope, a Bishop who was born Jewish, and the Popes followed and continued what he stated.
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In short, Jewish leaders whose positions depend on appeasing the political and financial interests of the elites, throughout time, have often tried to silence Jewish dissent. THIS IS NOT SOMETHING NEW.
But we have an obligation to do something about it."
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But we have an obligation to do something about it."
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