Books: Sounding a Call for Hope, Rebirth
‘Hope, Not Fear’ provides inspiration for Jewish organizations.
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FundRaising Success: What prompted you to write "Hope, Not Fear"?
Edgar Bronfman: I decided to write "Hope, Not Fear" because I thought I had something important to say to the Jewish community. I want the American Jewish community to be proud of our accomplishments and to stop pinching itself to make sure it's really true. I also want to build our numbers by not fighting intermarriage unsuccessfully, but to take advantage of the opportunity to bring those who are not Jewish but have married Jews into the fold. That means welcoming the non-Jews with sincerity.
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