Yisrael Medad
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The thieving of Judaism (opens the original)
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Jews of the left/liberal camp espouse a complaint. It is that certain Jews exploit Judaism for political ends. Zionism, they assert, is foreign to how Judaism has developed since Jews lost their political sovereignty to the Romans in 135 C.E. They use the terms “politicization of Judaism,” “instrumentalization of religion” or “appropriating Jewish tradition for political purposes.” This is an old issue ever since the Reform movement decided to excise Zion from its prayerbooks. That was done when
Finding the ‘Altalena,’ surfacing history (opens the original)
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On June 22, 1948, a Tuesday, a ship with some 200 tons of military equipment in its hold, mainly half-tracks and dynamite, approached the Tel Aviv shoreline. It had set sail from Europe, despite the U.N. truce declared and in force since June 11, which included an arms embargo. It was unloaded only after evening darkness had set in. Its name was the Inaco, and it was commanded by the Palmach. The delay was caused by an intense firefight some 4 kilometers to the north, just off the beachfront at
A Rosh Hashanah message for Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo and friends (opens the original)
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One of the many instances of Jews not only promoting a pro-Palestine agenda—whether a two-state or the more popular one-state, replacing Israel—but also propping up an anti-Zionist position is a recent letter signed by “Jewish artists and thinkers” in support of Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo. They assert that there is a “dangerous weaponization” of antisemitism involved. Opening this time with “We are Jewish,” rather than the usual “As Jews,” its main charge is that “the assault on the Palestinia
The dire drive for the Diaspora (opens the original)
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Although comedian and talk-show host Bill Maher was lambasting the Democratic Party when he said it is fine with religion “as long as that faith isn’t Jewish,” his paradigm can be applied to the new version of anti-Zionist Jews of a revived Diaspora mentality. Even Brad Lander, Democratic Party nominee for New York’s 10th congressional district, now knows. Of them it could be said, “As long as that Judaism isn’t theirs, those Jews mean very little to them.” Ever since the days of the sixth-centu
What’s wrong with Israel’s right? (opens the original)
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In the elections for the 13th Knesset in 1992, there was a feeling on the Israeli right that the Likud Party needed shoring up and there were surely more than enough voters who agreed with this view. To a certain extent, this was correct. Almost. The official results showed that the Likud received 651,229 votes, Raful Eitan’s Tzomet Party received 166,366 votes, Rehavam Ze’evi 62,269 votes, and the three religious parties—NRP, Shas and Aguda—got 345,077 votes combined. Four additional right-wing
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