The Jewish Demand for “Rights”
in America TOURING the twelve years of its existence the New ^ York Kehillah has grown in power and influence until today it includes practically the entire Jewish population in its operations. Among its direct or affiliated leaders and supporters are the owners of powerful newspapers, officials in the state, Federal and city administration; influential officeholders on public boards, such as the department of health, the board of education and the police department; mem¬ bers of the judiciary; financiers and heads of banking houses, mercantile and manufacturing establishments, many of which exert a controlling influence in certain industries and financial combinations.
But the New York Kehillah is more than a local organization. It is the pattern and parent Jewish community in the United States, the visible entourage of the Jewish government, the dynamo which moti¬ vates those “protests” and “mass meetings” which are frequently heralded throughout the country, and the arsenal of that kind of dark power which the Jewish leaders know so well how to use. Incidentally it is also the “whispering gallery,” where the famous whis¬ pering drives are originated and set in motion and made to break in lying publicity over the country.
The people of the United States have a deeper in¬ terest than they realize in the New York Kehillah.
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