With the exception of a short period under Lenin, the anti-Semitic policy of the Soviet government has increased. This chapter discusses that one such anti-Semitic argument prevalent among a very specified segment of the population: intellectuals. It argues that advanced by this group plays a particularly important role and largely renders eradication of anti-Semitism impossible. The programming sphere includes all activities related to the formation of society's genetic code and its transformation into subsystems. The chapter examines the issue within the framework of the general problem in which Jewish problem is immersed. It discusses that the opinion of those who believe that a Jewish state is needed. The values inherent in the Jewish mentality reflect the concept of parity between the Jew and the forces of the universe. This quality of the Jewish outlook is especially vivid in Judaism.