Although contemporary Arab culture recognized the phenomenon of prejudice, suffered from it, and confronted it, we were not innocent of prejudice. We were like a person who sees a hair in the eyes of other people but does not see the log in his own eye. In this work, we deal with the phenomenon of prejudice against Judaism among a group of contemporary writers, for reasons easy to discover. Although I fully understood the causes of prejudice against Judaism, I remained astonished by its size.