‘To Be A Jew Today’ examines modern, multifaceted faith and struggle

Noah Feldman discusses his book 'To Be a Jew Today', exploring Jewish identity, the struggle with God, and divisions among American Jews over Israel. He examines the persistence of anti-Semitism and the concept of being a 'bad Jew', emphasizing the diversity of Jewish identity and the importance of introspection.

What does Feldman mean by the persistence of anti-Semitism in contemporary society?

How does Feldman address the concept of being a 'bad Jew' in his discussions?

What key themes does Feldman emphasize in his book 'To Be a Jew Today'?