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Title: One of the most meaningful books I have read.
Review: Prager and Telushkin set out their thesis regarding reasons for antisemitism in plain terms at the outset. They debunk other theories and proceed through well footnoted historical examples that provide support and illumination. At times I found the book depressing; the stark and compelling truths and historical recounts were rough on my emotions. However, at those times I skipped ahead and read (and reread) the last section that has suggestions to counter and reverse antisemitism. The authors convey the gravity of the matter and conclude with uplifting and inspirational messages. I think this is "must" reading for thoughtful ideologues.
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