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Title: Very Informative!
Review: This is an excellent book, which presents, for the most part, the Jewish dilemma. The authors, Scholar Dennis Prager and Rabbi Joseph Telushkin, stress that Jewish philanthropy is very important, and they claim that Jews give more than any other people.The authors also stress that "although Jews represent less than 3 percent of the population, they are overrepresented in medicine by 231 percent, in psychiatry by 478 percent, in dentistry by 299 percent, in law by 265 percent, and in mathematics by 238 percent."The authors also make it a point to stress that the above achievements are "NOT, as is sometimes alleged, to some innately superior intelligence among Jews, but solely and directly to Judaism." Jewish law, according to Prager and Telushkin, MANDATES that Jews give PRIORITY to enabling one another to establish themselves in the business world as proprietors and as professionals.
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