It has been the experience of the Western world that the special feelings of comradeship Jews feel towards each other never conflicted with these loyalties to their countries. The Soviets. too. have had Jews who contributed to their nation in the army. in science. in economics. and in other spheres. We ought to say to the Soviet Government that its xenophobic and unfounded suspicions of Jews will not benefit their country in the long run. Rather. our experience has taught us that Jews are usually grateful. and that if they are treated equally with anyone else. they will reciprocate in loyalty to their land and society. If the Soviet authorities would understand and appreciate this point. they would allow the Jewish minority behind the Iron Curtain to live in peace and receive the rights to which they are entitled.
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Jews feel comradeship towards each other and are usually grateful and loyal if treated equally.