In Israel, the Dangerous Concept of the Goy Lives On
Non-Jews were and remain a disruption in Israel, whether they are Palestinians, children of labor migrants or offspring of immigrants from the former Soviet Union
Ishay Rosen-ZviAdi Ophir
Ishay Rosen-ZviAdi Ophir
In 1962, an extraordinary debate took place in Israel’s Supreme Court. Oswald Rufeisen, better known as Brother Daniel – a Polish Jew who converted to Christianity during the Holocaust, risked his life to rescue Jews and immigrated to Israel after the war, impelled by a Zionist call – demanded that the Interior Ministry recognize him as a Jew, despite his Christian faith. Refusal to do so, his attorney argued, would cast Israel as a theocracy that associates national affiliation with religion.
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