The Long Hangover of the Roaring Eighties
By TOM DEIGNAN
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If you want to understand the moral collapse of the left in America these days, consider the shame of Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg. He is a distinguished scholar and historian, a longtime spiritual leader of a suburban conservative synagogue, who has served Jewish organizational life as president of the American Jewish Congress and a vice president of the World Jewish Congress, years during which he emerged as one of the most articulate doves on the world scene.
By TOM DEIGNAN
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|If you want to understand the moral collapse of the left in America these days, consider the shame of Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg. He is a distinguished scholar and historian, a longtime spiritual leader of a suburban conservative synagogue, who has served Jewish organizational life as president of the American Jewish Congress and a vice president of the World Jewish Congress, years during which he emerged as one of the most articulate doves on the world scene.
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