Snag Masmid, 1934, Vol. 1 (Classic Reprint) Depicted By Yeshiva College Accessible In Publication

from Masmid,, Vol.

The Jewish people today face one of the darkest and most critical periods in their long and suffer ingladen history.
There have been persecutions before, but never have they assumed such world wide proportions, Previous persecutions were in most cases confined to a single country today this fiendish gospel of hate is preached everywhere.
However, the greatest danger facing Judaism to day is nor this external danger, On the contrary, those familiar with Jewish history know that, in the past, persecution and oppression have served to Strengthen and fortify Judaism.
The appalling danger which threatens the Jews today is not ex ternal, but internal, It comes from within them, from within their own midst, It is the danger of forgetting thegrear Jewish truths, of desiring to dissolve themselves into the surrounding world, of desiring to Strip themselves of Judaism.
The great peril is assimilation, The Jew will ever remain a minority, But those who fear to belong to a minority misunderstand the essence of Juda ism, He who has nt the courage to remain in the minority, and,

in facr, in a very weak mino ity, cannot be a Jew.
The Jew must have the Strength to stand alone if necessary, That is how the history of the Jews began, Abraham heard the call of God and prepared to leave the house of his father and the land in which he lived.
And he dauntlessly set himself up against the whole world,

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