We need to identify the 'enemy'

Dear Editor:

I am writing in response to the letter recently published written by William J Levy from Ormond Beach, Florida (May 7, “Why aren’t we fighting back against anti-Semitism?”). While I can appreciate Mr. Levy’s concerns, I have to get additional information regarding to whom he is referring. Is he referring to the “run of the mill” antisemites or to the less obvious anti-Jewish sentiment expressed over the last 1,500 years by the Muslims. It does make a big difference in how one should respond. Is he referring to the late Rabbi Meir Kehana and the “Jewish Defense League …,” every Jew a .22, or to the “silent” jihad being propagated by the Muslim Brotherhood through organizations like CAIR?

How one would respond makes a big difference. Borrowing the phrase from the warrior/philosopher Sun Zue, “Know Your Enemy,” I would suggest that a good educational program should be started setting up a game plan as is done by all football, basketball, volleyball and soccer teams. You need to have a plan of action. Unfortunately, Greater Orlando does not have an operational game plan at the current time that is widely publicized to assist all who are concerned.

Laurence Morrell

Maitland, Fla.