And the Hey everyone it's Andrew Clavin with this week's interview with

constitutional lawyer Alan Dershowitz he's got a new book out called The War Against the Jews

How to End Hamas Barbarism. In these last few months since the savage October 7th

attack on Israel by the monsters of Hamas. We've seen almost

amazingly an upsurge and anti-Semitism throughout the West including here in

America especially in leftist enclaves like college campuses in the news media. This didn't take me by

surprise I have to say well my first novel was published in 1980 and I remember a

line in it in which I referred to a generation of holiday Jews, by which I meant the Jews that came in the generation after the Holocaust when a sense of shame had been awakened in people so that anti-Semitic remarks and attitudes became unacceptable and polite company. I called them holiday

Jews because I knew the holiday would end and the reason I believe that is I believe that hatred of the

Jews is a religious issue everywhere and always that it arises from a hatred of the

biblical God who became the West God through Jesus Christ and I think that that God with his heart for

the downtrodden and his care for women and his insistence on humility

shines a light on human evil and people hate him and they hate to choose for writing about him and having him and revealing him to the nations. Now I suspect that Alan Dershwich

disagrees with some of that but I have to say throughout these latter days of

censorship and

Alan has remained insistently a voice for free speech for constitutional norms

and civilized disagreement so I do disagree with them on a lot of issues but I'm always

happy to bring him on and talk to him and I'd like to talk to him today about the

war against the Jews, how to end Hamas barbarism. Alan, thank you for coming

on it's good to see you again.

Well, thanks for having me. You know, on October 7th, it was a Saturday, I generally don't work on Saturday,

but as soon as I heard the horrible news, I decided to drop everything, call my publisher and say to him,

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