When ‘Jewish Safety’ Means Leaving Jews Unprotected
Left-wing Jewish groups suggest that synagogues forfeit protection when they engage in activity that activists label political.
By SAMUEL ABRAMS
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SAMUEL ABRAMS
New York, New York
Samuel Abrams is a Contributor of The New York Sun.
Mr. Abrams is a professor of politics at Sarah Lawrence College, and a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
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