I ran across this book review.   The book was written by a Jєω and reviewed by Brian Chalmers. . . .

Here is an excerpt of the review.  It is very interesting.

"Jєωιѕн intellectuals have sought to defend Jєωιѕн history and tradition by portraying as immoral all societies and cultures that have been unfriendly to Jєωs. Especially in recent centuries, Jєωιѕн scholars have been at the forefront of efforts to malign and discredit the intellectual, cultural and religious foundations of Western civilization. Referring to this process, British historian Paul Johnson writes of "the sheer destructive power of Jєωιѕн rationalism once it escaped the restraints of the traditional community." /41

Netanyahu (the author) is squarely within this tradition. His work seeks to portray Jєωιѕн (and Converso) behavior as ethical, and Judaism as moral, while at the same time castigating anti-Jєωιѕн societies as fundamentally irrational and malevolent. Thus he censures not merely Spanish culture, but Western civilization -- including its religious pillar, Christianity. In the view of Jєωιѕн intellectuals such as Netanyahu, the history of the West -- beginning with the Roman Empire and the early Christian era, and culminating in Auschwitz -- has largely been a chronicle of Jєω-hatred, and therefore of almost unrelieved evil."

The Origins of the Inquisition - a review