Peloni: The conversation about the safety of Jews in the Diaspora grows ever more conspicous as Jew hunts, anti-Jewish protests, and anti-Jewish influencers increasingly dominate headlines. Is it the time to fight for Jewish presence among the nations at an end, or is it more important today than ever? Please comment on Ronn Torrosian’s warnings below.
Assimilated German Jews insisted that Jews had nothing to fear if they behaved correctly, shed their national identity, rejected Zionism, and embedded themselves wholly within German society. Sound familiar?
Ronn Torossian | Nov 14, 2025
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In August 1933, only months after Hitler rose to power, a chilling interview appeared in the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Dr. Max Naumann, a proud German patriot and the founder of the Verband nationaldeutscher Juden – the Association of National German Jews – declared his unwavering loyalty to the Nazi government. Even as Jewish livelihoods were being dismantled, professions confiscated, and families terrorized, this group of proper, non-Orthodox German Jews insisted that Jews had nothing to fear if they behaved correctly, shed their national identity, rejected Zionism, and embedded themselves wholly within German society.
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