Israel: Politics, Myths, and Identity CrisesAkiva Orr has challenged the consensus view of Jewish identity and Israel's place in our thoughts in this collection of essays. his book asks the most difficult questions there are, and dares us to review both history and our hearts. |
Contents
Jewish Identity | 3 |
Reply to a Letter December 1993 | 60 |
Lies and Myths | 67 |
Copyright | |
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