Meir Kahane (1932–1990)

Well if you like controversy and extreme ideas, you will love this book. This is the philosophy of one of the most controversial leaders in Jewish history. However, in spite all of that, he does make good points even if they are very extreme. I could on the other hand do without all the hatred of liberal Jews and declaration of all of them as anti-zionist as many of the ones I know are very Zionist in their thinking.

A special note: Muslims will not like this book.

A discussion on changing American Jewry and how it has been changed by assimilation