Israel in Europe

"Israel in Europe" by G. F. (George Frederick) Abbott is a historical exploration of the Jewish people's experiences within European societies across centuries. It dives into the challenges they faced, ranging from mistreatment to preserving their heritage, while also analyzing their interactions with different governments and cultures. It introduces the enduring "Jewish Question," investigating how Jewish people have maintained their identity despite facing separation and hardship. The book shows the complex ways they were sometimes included and other times excluded, highlighting both their strength and the biases they encountered. This story presents a picture of a people's survival and the biases that remain important in modern conversations about who we are and where we belong.