What Do These Children Do Without Storybooks?"

In The History Of Old Jewish Literature There Was Never Any Basic Difference Between The Poet And The Prophet. Our Ancient Poetry Often Became Law And A Way Of Life.

People Often Say That Humans Have Always Eaten Animals, As If This Is A Justification For Continuing The Practice. According To This Logic, We Should Not Try To Prevent People From Murdering Other People, Since This Has Also Been Done Since The Earliest Of Times.

Man Is A Disgusting Thing. If You Beat Him He Starts To Scream, But If It Is The Other One Who Is Beaten, Then He Constructs A Theory.

In Relation To Them (animals), All People Are Nazis For The Animals, It Is An Eternal Treblinka.

The Truth Is That What The Great Religions Preached, The Yiddish-speaking People Of The Ghettos Practiced Day In And Day Out. They Were The People Of The Book In The Truest Sense Of The Word. They Knew Of No Greater Joy Than The Study Of Man And Human Relations, Which They Called Torah, Talmud, Mussar, Cabala.