<p>In a provocative personal inquiry, the author posits a challenging idea: By considering themselves God's "chosen people," the Jews have imprisoned themselves. Attempting to upend his own assumptions and those of the reader, Daniel provides an adventurous testimony closely rooted in current events and in an exploration of his own Jewishness. THE JEWISH PRISON carefully considers Israel, both as a state and as an idea, and its influence upon the worldwide Jewish community. It examines anti-Semitism, both historically and in the present day. And it rigorously questions, throughout, the role of religion in modern morality.</p>

The Jewish Prison: A Rebellious Meditation on the State of Judaism

History

Jean Daniel

World

Melville House

De Gaulle, portraits

Régis Debray

Jean-François Revel

Michel Cazenave

Jean-Pierre Rioux

Jean Mauriac

Georges Izard

Gaston Bonheur

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