The connection of young American Jews to the Jewish people is progressively declining because they are made to feel that identifying with their ethnic group is “not kosher,” a leading expert on American Jewish history said this week.

“On their university campuses, identifying with Jews as a people, which is distinct from their identifying with Judaism, is not considered kosher,” said Prof. Jack Wertheimer, who also serves as provost of the Jewish Theological Center in New York. “Only people of color are allowed to identify with their fellow ethnics. White Americans are not allowed to participate in that kind of behavior.”

Speaking at a conference at Hebrew University this week, Wertheimer said Jews “are gravitating toward universalism because of their discomfort with parochialism.” And Jewish organizations have become increasingly complicit in the process, he pointed out, citing the change of the United Jewish Communities (UJC) slogan, which has gradually evolved from “We Are One” to “Live Generously”—their new motto that does not specify the target for philanthropists’ generosity.

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