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A Jewish State: 75 Perspectives

Editat de Aharon Barak, Jehuda Reinharz, Yedidia Z. Stern Haim Zicherman
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 20 feb 2024

Bazându-ne pe datele furnizate de Academic Studies Press, observăm că volumul A Jewish State reprezintă o analiză exhaustivă a tensiunii inerente dintre identitatea religioasă și structura democratică a Israelului. Notăm cu interes că această colecție de 75 de perspective nu se limitează la discursul juridic, ci extinde dezbaterea către cultură, economie și securitate, oferind o radiografie a societății la borna celor 75 de ani de existență statală. Apreciem structura riguroasă a volumului, care debutează cu o introducere semnată de Aharon Barak, Jehuda Reinharz și Yedidia Stern, urmată de o progresie tematică ce variază de la viziuni poetice la analize raționale dure.

Perspectiva oferită de acest volum completează abordarea din Israel's Jewish Identity Crisis de Yaacov Yadgar. În timp ce Yadgar se concentrează pe o critică teoretică a naționalismului israelian, A Jewish State adaugă o dimensiune pluralistă, incluzând voci din spectrul politic divers (de la Naftali Bennett la Isaac Herzog) și analize asupra mediului sau diasporei, elemente mai puțin explorate în monografiile clasice. În contextul operei sale, Aharon Barak continuă aici temele explorate în The Judge in a Democracy și Israeli Constitutional Law in the Making, însă face trecerea de la analiza tehnică a limitării drepturilor constituționale către o mediere editorială a identității naționale.

Textul este organizat pentru a ghida cititorul prin „vise și coșmaruri” ideologice, de la definiția valorilor statului până la chestiuni pragmatice precum granițele și polarizarea socială. Cele 47 de ilustrații incluse punctează vizual argumentele, făcând din acest titlu o referință obligatorie pentru studiile de istorie regională a Orientului Mijlociu.

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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9798887195322
Pagini: 440
Ilustrații: color
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 33 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Academic Studies Press
Colecția Academic Studies Press
Locul publicării:Boston, United States

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Recomandăm această lucrare cercetătorilor și profesioniștilor din domeniul științelor politice și istoriei. Cititorul câștigă o înțelegere profundă a dilemelor identitare israeliene prin intermediul a 75 de eseuri semnate de elitele intelectuale actuale. Este un instrument esențial pentru a decoda cum un stat modern încearcă să echilibreze moștenirea religioasă cu valorile democratice, oferind o perspectivă rară, atât internă, cât și globală.


Despre autor

Aharon Barak este o figură centrală a sistemului juridic israelian, fiind membru al facultății la Centrul Interdisciplinar (IDC) Herzliya și profesor vizitator la Yale Law School. Cariera sa este marcată de funcții de înalt prestigiu: Procuror General al Israelului (1975), judecător al Curții Supreme (1978) și Președinte al acesteia din 1995 până în 2006. Cunoscut pentru rigoarea sa academică, Barak a fost decan al Facultății de Drept de la Universitatea Ebraică din Ierusalim. Lucrările sale, precum Proportionality sau Human Dignity, sunt puncte de referință în dreptul constituțional comparat.


Descriere

Israel is a “Jewish state.” What is the meaning of this and how does it align with the democratic nature of the country? These are the questions at the core of a contentious debate that has been raging since the establishment of the state. This volume includes 75 essays on the question of Jewish — Israeli identity, by some of today’s best thinkers — Jews and non-Jews, from Israel and around the world. Its pages include dreams and nightmares, poetic visions and rational analyses, harsh critiques and songs of praise.


This collection is a first-of-its-kind nexus of thought on nationality, religion, politics, culture, society, environment, economics, and security. It is essential reading for any future discussion of Israeli identity.

Cuprins

Editors’ Introduction 
Aharon Barak | Jehuda Reinharz | Yedidia Stern


Jewish and Democratic—Common Ground for a Common Camp: The Start of a Conversation
Isaac Herzog


1 A Country is Born 
Éliette Abécassis


2 Israel’s Role toward the Diaspora
Elliott Abrams


3 The Struggle for Israeli Nature: Reshaping Judaism and Zionism Narratives 
Netta Ahituv


4 Bringing Jews Together in an Age of Polarization
Doron Almog


5 A Shared Vision for the Jewish State
Moshe Arbel


6 Democratic and Jewish, in Accordance with the Principles of Israel’s Declaration of Independence
Amal Assad


7 What is a “Jewish State”? 
Yisrael Aumann


8 The State of Israel’s Values as a Jewish State 
Aharon Barak


9 From Jewish State to “Jewish Supremacy”
Nahum Barnea


10 A Return to the Bar-Yehuda Definition 
Yossi Beilin


11 What Zionism Lacks at 75: A Border 
Jeremy Ben-Ami


12 A Nation Running from Itself
Aluf Benn


13 The Mission of the Jewish State 
Naftali Bennett


14 A (Levantine) Jewish and Democratic State
Yifat Bitton


15 A State whose Everyday Life and Conduct Breathe Judaism 
Menachem Brod


16 Democracy and Monotheism: A Proposed Direction 
Meir Buzaglo



17 The Triple Thread: On Hebrew Culture as a Connecting Identity
Ruth Calderon


18 A Jewish Nation-State Can Also Be a State of All Its Citizens
Mohammad Darawshe


19 Israel is the State of the Jewish People—Not a Jewish State 
Alan Dershowitz


20 The State of the Jews Writ Large 
Stuart E. Eizenstat


21 Can We Know the Future of the State of Israel? 
Shmuel Eliyahu


22 A Spiritually Feminine Perspective
Rachel “Ruchie” Freier


23 Feeling at Home in a Jewish and Democratic Israel 
Shuki Friedman


24 To Be a Free Nation in Our Land … 
Motti Golani | Jehuda Reinharz


25 The State of Israel and the Jewish People in the Diaspora 
Pinchas Goldschmidt


26 Israeli Judaism: The Continuing Chapter in the Jewish Story 
Micah Goodman


27 Democratic Values and the Jewish State: A Work in Progress 
Blu Greenberg


28 What is a Jewish State? 
David Grossman


29 For the Land Shall Be Full of Judaism 
Moshe Grylak


30 How Much Homeland Do We Need?
Nasreen Hadad Haj-Yahya


31 Israel Between Nationalism, Religion, and Liberalism
Moshe Halbertal


32 What’s Jewish About a Jewish State 
Donniel Hartman


33 Israel as a Measure of Jewish Moral Fiber 
Susannah Heschel


34 Jewish and/or Democratic in Numbers 
Tamar Hermann


35 Between Myth and Detention Center
Ofri Ilany


36 Why the Biblical Ruth Would Not Marry Boaz in the State of Israel
Eva Illouz


37 A Jewish State Marked by Solidarity 
Miron C. Izakson


38 The Imperative of a Pluralistic, Jewish, and Democratic State of Israel 
Rabbi Rick Jacobs


39 Keeping Israel Jewish without Politics 
Yaakov Katz


40 Israel as an Inspiration 
Howard Kohr


41 A Jewish State That Recognizes a Person’s Humanity
Binyamin Lau


42 By Right, Not Might 
Yisrael Meir Lau


43 Conservatism Versus Revolution: Can We Return to the Declaration of Independence?
Nissim Leon


44 A Jewish, Democratic, and Multicultural State 
Menachem Mautner


45 The Vision 
Eliezer Melamed


46 Not On One Leg 
Sallai Meridor


47 Toward a Jewish State with Jewish Values: A Diaspora Vision
Ephraim Mirvis


48 A Mushroom State or Covenant State? 
Chaim Navon


49 A Happy Birthday—Denied
Fiamma Nirenstein


50 The State of Israel—75 Years, and What Next? 
Ehud Olmert


51 A Fluid Definition of Judaism 
Kobi Oz


52 The State of the Jewish People, Substantive Democracy and the Republic of All Its Citizens
Fania Oz-Salzberger


53 A Raison d’etre for a Future Israeli-Jewish Democracy 
David Passig


54 A Jewish State: The State the Jewish People Deserves 
Yehoshua Pfeffer


55 Who Is Qualified to Decide on Ideological Questions Pertaining to Religion and State?
Yitzhak Pindrus


56 Urgently Needed: A State Education System for Israel 
Shay Piron


57 Things We See from There: What I Discovered When We Went to the United States for a Year 
Sivan Rahav-Meir


58 Absorption and its Difficulties 
Alex Rif


59 Israel, Gateway of Hope 
Jonathan Sacks


60 Israel—a Jewish and Democratic State, or a Democratic and Jewish State: Toward a New Framework for Jewish Existence in Israel
Avi Sagi


61 What Israel Means to Me
Dennis Ross



62 “Enlarge the Place of Thy Tent”: Judaism and Democracy in Harmony 
Ayelet Shaked


63 “Here the Divine Presence Will Reside” 
Hagai Segal


64 “Judging the Judges” in a Jewish and Democratic State 
Sharon Shalom


65 75 Burning Candles 
Zeruya Shalev


66 “Jewish and Democratic”—What’s It Like in Real Life? 
Anita Shapira


67 What Would We Choose at the Moment of Truth—Judaism or Democracy? 
Natan Sharansky | Rachel Sharansky Danziger



68 Zionism Remains a Freedom Struggle 
Bret Stephens


69 The State of Israel—From Adolescence to Adulthood
Yedidia Z. Stern


70 The Jewish State We Should Be Hoping For 
Michael Walzer


71 Jews and Arabs in Israel: Dancing Toward a Better Future 
Mohammed S. Wattad


72 The Covenant State 
Yehuda Yifrach


73 “Will Two Walk Together Unless They Are Agreed?” 
Haim Zicherman


74 “Just a Word of Hebrew Pierces My Veins and My Soul” A Jewish State as Culture
Dina Zilber


75 Navigating the Tension: The Challenges and Opportunities of Being a Jewish and Democratic State 
Author: ChatGPT (OpenAI)
Editing: Ghila Amati



Israel’s Declaration of Independence, May 14, 1948

Recenzii

“Readers of this book, particularly those readers strongly committed to
a specific Weltanschauung, will undoubtedly find themselves by turns vigorously
nodding or vigorously shaking their heads as they work their way steadily
through the essays. Be that as it may, this reviewer is of the opinion that readers
can only benefit – if simply to sharpen their own views through a consideration
of the views of others who disagree with them – by giving all of the essays in this
work their due consideration.”
— David Rodman, Israel Affairs


“[M]ost of the essays in the book focused on the central topic…Even the essays that did not relate to the main question asked (about Israel as a Jewish state) but addressed issues such as Israel’s foreign relations, the environment, and the status of women were enlightening.”
— Ephraim Tabory, Contemporary Jewry