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David Sorkin, Jewish Emancipation: A History Across Five Centuries

I have two fervent wishes: that future historians will not have to write about the present as another period that witnessed the dismantling of democracy and rights in Europe and, indeed, the United States and that future historians will not have to identify this as the fateful moment in which the Jews’ own state began to implode by renouncing the practices of democracy and the principle of equality. (357)