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Council for Judaism Takes Issue with Dr. Wolsey’s Plea for Its Dissolution

Taking issue with a recent statement by Rabbi Louis Wolsey of Philadelphia, founder of the American Council for Judaism, urging the Council to “dissolve and forge ahead in the creation of a real land of Israel,” Reiterating the Council’s determination to keep the compact with which Jews were admitted to equality in the democratic nations […]

June 4, 1948
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Taking issue with a recent statement by Rabbi Louis Wolsey of Philadelphia, founder of the American Council for Judaism, urging the Council to “dissolve and forge ahead in the creation of a real land of Israel,”

Reiterating the Council’s determination to keep the compact with which Jews were admitted to equality in the democratic nations of the world as individual members of a religious faith,” Rabbi Berger said: “we shall continue to seek the integration of Jews into American life. We are convinced that this necessary integration cannot be accomplished as members of a separatistic national group with national interests in a foreign state.”

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