Our new president did not tell a virulent anti-Semite to travel to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington to kill Jews, but he is most certainly creating a climate of hate against us.
It is no coincidence that we are witnessing this level of hatred toward Jews as President Barack Obama positions America against the Jewish state.
Just days ago Obama traveled to Cairo, Egypt. It was his second trip in a short time to visit Muslim countries. He sent a clear message by not visiting Israel.
But this was code.
In Cairo, Obama said things that pose a grave danger to Jews in Israel, in America and everywhere.
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And if his views are not vigorously opposed they will help create a danger as great as that posed by the Nazis to the Jewish people.
Just last week, Obama told his worldwide audience — more than 100 million people — that the killing of six million Jews during the Holocaust was the equivalent of Israel’s actions in dealing with the Palestinians.
Rabbi Dr. Morton H. Pomerantz is a member of the Reform movement of Judaism and serves as a chaplain for the State of New York. A former Navy and Marine Corps officer and chaplain, he has also served as deputy national chaplain for the Jewish War Veterans of the United States

Dear Rabbi Dr. Morton H. Pomerantz,
Your comments are a prime example of what is wrong with American jews as far as Middle East politics are concerned: your response to President Obama's actions and speeches of recent days is a paranoid diatribe worthy of jews who consider the wonderfully complex and culturally layered world of today a place of immanent danger for the jewish people, instead of the open arena of cultures and languages that it is for those with open minds and the courage to live, and not, as your comments suggest, a self-imposed Jewish Gheto, in which a deteriorated moral and religious principle enslaves the very people it seeks to free and protect.

I am really trying to be kind to your awfully ridiculous response to President Obama's recent words. Where the rest of the world sees hope and unity, for the first time in a decade, you yourself find insecurity and holocaust. Where the rest of us find comfort and guidance, you find distrust and fear. Let me suggest, my paranoid friend, that the insecurity, distrust, and fear that you find in President Obama's words are a true reflection of your own insecurity, fear and distrust, and have little to do with the real world of today.

People get sick and die. Nations fight wars and get destroyed. Are you really convinced, my dear Rabbi Dr. Morton H. Pomerantz (have I forgotten anything?), that your paranoid schyzophrenic discursive convulsions are indeed the panacea for the Jewish People's troubles? I would start first by healing, what clearly is my own troubled soul, and only then advance to offering advice to others. Physician, heal thyself! 

Dear Rabbi Dr. Morton H. Pomerantz,

A well written and thoughtful article. It particularly highlights the Obama rhetorical double-speak, and the ongoing apologist position he takes everywhere he goes. Orwell would be impressed with Obama's ''take'' on history.