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Netanyahu has no right to succumb to the ultra-Orthodox

Complaints about benefits for yeshiva students should be directed not only against those commiting the extortion, but also against those paying with money that belongs to the entire public.

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Jeremiah, here and now

Israel is full of prophecies of wrath that warn us of the dangers of going against the international community. Today, too, we attack the messengers instead of heeding the message.

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The connections between Israeli greed and the existential threat

As Israel catches up to the West, it will become increasingly difficult to uphold self-sacrifice as a social value.

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Jewish thought / Medieval multi-tasker

Nearly all of us have heard of the greatness of Maimonides, but the full range of his ambitions and the contributions he made to Jewish thought still boggle the mind

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Talmudic thinker / The loneliness of the ethical philosopher

This biography of the man who popularized the idea of the individual's responsibility disappoints in not telling us enough about his thought, but it does succeed in capturing the complexity of Levinas' personality.

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The road to perdition

Is Shulamit Aloni right, that the power of the Orthodox establishment is behind the ills of Israeli democracy?

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Fed up with the Chief Rabbinate, Orthodox rabbis try an end run

U.S., Israeli Orthodox rabbis plan to set up court system as alternative to Israel's rabbinical courts.

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Putting the individual back at the center

The kibbutz youth movement has started an adult branch - on the theory that some of its pioneering ideals can best be realized by adults.

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'I worried customs would disappear'

An Indian doctor in the 1940s documented the traditions that link the tribe to the Jews.

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Revealing God's female voice

More than 100 scholars come together to write the first Torah commentary written exclusively by women.

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