The Role of Jewish Institutions in the American Jewish Quarter

"What do you think is actually going on? I mean, what, now, you know, coming back to broken. What's what what broke because it because he was striking at the data?" "I don't know that a lot of American Jews didn't quite know what to make of how different they were or weren't from other Americans," she says. 'They abrogated their attachment to what was what made us distinctive' "'The Jewish difference is amazing. I live inside of it. I want to sharpen the distinctions,' writes David Perry in his new book."