The Muslim-Jewish Tipping Point
2008 July 14
Eboo Patel of The Washington Post reflects on the warming relationship between American Muslims and Jews he has observed in his interfaith work with youth. Patel believes that there is a quiet but fundamental revolution taking place in these adherents’ attitudes toward one another, from adversarial to non-adversarial – and it is young people, he says, that are fueling it.
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