Fair enough. Admittedly Im kind of shaky on my medieval history but regardless of the facts this is how its perceived in the most of Jewish community.
Improved in the sense that it went from pogroms being an eventuality to a "maybe in the far off future" but even then its not really mainstream thinking. Its really only the radicals who think that a single brick thrown through a Jewish storefront window is the next Kristallnacht.To listen to you, I'd say they haven't improved at all. If Jews are constalty expecting another Pogrom, which is what this comes down to, and they don't trust the people they live next door to then the situation is exactly the same as for the last 1,000 years.
Contrast with Western discourse that talks about "Judeo-Christian" rather than "Abrahamic" religion.
Maybe we were hearing different things then.Clamouring for just retribution, which is practically the same but psychologically different. Sure people demand "justice" and they mean vengeance, but you'll rarely hear them say "we want revenge for those killings."
In the sense that perceived threats do not deserve human rights like the rest of us? I think its a worrying trend in how some people think.so Jews don't believe in Human Rights?
Can we try that again, please?
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