Prejudice against Judaism in the Writings of Contemporaries

Although contemporary Arab culture recognized the phenomenon of prejudice, suffered from it, and confronted it, we were not innocent of prejudice. We were like a person who sees a hair in the eyes of other people but does not see the log in his own eye. In this work, we deal with the phenomenon of prejudice against Judaism among a group of contemporary writers, for reasons easy to discover. Although I fully understood the causes of prejudice against Judaism, I remained astonished by its size.

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The author is Dr. Tamer Mohamed Metwally, an Egyptian researcher and academic, graduated from Alexandria University, Faculty of Arts - Department of Arabic and Oriental Languages, then obtained a BA in Islamic Studies and the Sciences of the Qur'an, then MA and PhD in Belief, Religions and Sects.