Israeli Author Describes American Jewish ‘Nightmare’ After Visiting Synagogues Across US
Error: Contact form not found.
by Algemeiner Staff
A visiting Israeli author painted a bleak picture of non-Orthodox Jewish life in the US during a New York City book signing hosted by The Algemeiner last month.
Tuvia Tenenbom — whose newest book is titled The Lies They Tell, which details a trip he took across America — told the crowd at the Center for Jewish History, “In state after state, temple after temple, what I saw and what I witnessed was a nightmare. You see rabbis, or so-called rabbis, leaders, supposed leaders, standing at a podium and all they can tell to their listeners is that Israel is an apartheid state and that Judaism is racism. That’s what they preach.”
Later, he added, “When you see some anti-Jewish thing, if you dig deep and put a magnifying lens to see who’s behind it, over and over and over you find a Jew, and that’s frightening.”
A full video of the event can be viewed below:
Smith College Rejects Israel Divestment Proposal by Students for Justice in Palestine
After Knicks Win 2026 NBA Championship on 6/13, Jewish Basketball Fans Notice Ties to Judaism
Trump Says Iran Deal Is ‘All Signed,’ Text to Be Released Soon
Tehran’s Strategy Worked — What Iran’s Success Means for the Region, China, and Taiwan
In One of the World’s Most Divided Places, Giving Blood Unites Us All
When Experience Becomes a Risk: Why Democracies Need an Age Limit for Leadership
Palestinian Authority Is Proud of Paying the Salaries of Terrorists
US, Iran Agree to Halt War, Reopen Strait of Hormuz
Iran Questions US Commitment to Deal as Israel Strikes Hezbollah in Lebanon
Ontario Court Orders Iran to Pay Over $560 Million to Canadian Torture Survivor in Landmark Judgment






US, Iran Agree to Halt War, Reopen Strait of Hormuz
Palestinian Authority Is Proud of Paying the Salaries of Terrorists
Tehran’s Strategy Worked — What Iran’s Success Means for the Region, China, and Taiwan
In One of the World’s Most Divided Places, Giving Blood Unites Us All
When Experience Becomes a Risk: Why Democracies Need an Age Limit for Leadership



