Judaism Quote by Siddhartha Mukherjee

What do I have in common with Jews? I don't even have anything in common with myself.

— Franz Kafka

“Jewish history is never simply about the Jews, but always about their relationship with the rest of society.”

— Abigail Green

“To be honest with you, I’ve always felt a little Jewish.” “You have an aversion to shellfish and German opera?” “I was speaking in…

— Daniel Silva

“Besides, if you lump them all together because they're German, how does that makes you any different from the way they lump us all…

— Jodi Picoult

“One last thing I remember which was like a portent of things to come. We had been having tea in Dr Jordan’s house in…

— Agatha Christie

“We have our difference in common.”

— Brian Spellman

“Sometimes I think the only things we have in common with one another are our shortcomings”

— Kathleen Tessaro

“Krauthammer’s Law: Everyone is Jewish until proven otherwise. I’ve had a fairly good run with this one.”

— Charles Krauthammer

“The fact that we're all different is the one thing we all have in common.”

— Justin Young

“Being Jewish did not compromise the humanitarian and universalist ideals of my close relatives who, having experienced persecution close hand, were more concerned with…

— Daniel Waterman

I guess I will say, going back to the Judaism questions, there are mental reflexes or patterns that I think of as Jewish in…

— Jonathan Raymond

“The only reason for this treatment was that they were Jews.”

— Muriel Knox Doherty