Ernst Jünger: "One should now also read again in Flavius Josephus, the tenacity of the Jews in the siege of Jerusalem is extraordinary. One of the experiences of this time is that there is no return to paganism, to the ancestral bond. There is only a choice between the Old and the New Testament – any attack on the New benefits the Old.
This is one reason for the tremendous spread of Jewish morality, apart from the fact that this morality has now become free and virulent through the extermination of the Jews to whom it was bound. There is something ghostly about the way the blinded will leads itself ad absurdum."
Carl Schmitt: "What you say about the relationship between the Old and New Testaments is obviously true and is the key to what is happening to us today. At the end of one of Bruno Bauer's anti-Jewish writings from 1853, "Das Judentum in der Fremde" ("Judaism in foreign lands"), it literally says: "After all, God also created the Jews, and if we kill them all, we will all take their place.""
