Zionism and Judaism: a new theory
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Introduction 1. Why Zionism? 2. Was Spinoza the first Zionist? 3. Secular Zionism: political or cultural? 4. Should Israel be a theocracy? 5. Why the Jews and why the land of Israel? 6. Can the state of Israel be both Jewish and democratic? 7. What could be the status of non-Jews in a Jewish state? 8. What is the connection between the Holocaust and the state of Israel?
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Introduction 1. Why Zionism? 2. Was Spinoza the first Zionist? 3. Secular Zionism: political or cultural? 4. Should Israel be a theocracy? 5. Why the Jews and why the land of Israel? 6. Can the state of Israel be both Jewish and democratic? 7. What could be the status of non-Jews in a Jewish state? 8. What is the connection between the Holocaust and the state of Israel?
Key concepts: Zionism, Judaism, Philosophy, Religious studies, History, Theology