[Cicero]

Yet many Jews are nervous about evangelicals' intentions. In recent weeks, leaders of three of the nation's largest Jewish groups — the Anti-Defamation League, the American Jewish Committee and the Union for Reform Judaism . . . .

Yada, yada, yada.

It's impossible to read this article without noticing a sharp change in tone, an abrupt loss of real interest, the tiresome repetition of foolish left-wing mantras, and the evocation of a bunch of left-wing groups as if they were somehow representative of the essence of being Jewish.

The whole article is designed to grab the reader, bring him in, and then suddenly comes that always to be expected liberal word, "But...."

These Evangelicals are fascinating, well meaning, kind, BUT. Then come the usual complaints.

Life affirming warmth, and then liberal whining. No one but a liberal would read any further. The interesting part is done.

[American in Israel]

Good observation.