If there’s one thing Jews like to do, it’s argue. Many of you reading this book are nodding sagely in agreement. Some of you, however, rose to your feet indignantly to dispute my blatant generalization. Either way, my point is proven. Our passions are often brought to bear on the great issues of the day facing our people. What will be done to bring about peace for Israel? How do we resolve the fundamental questions of what Judaism will be in the 21st century? Is intermarriage something to embrace, or will it tear our community apart forever?.
