HaRav Kook on Israel’s Return (Part 2)
byThe second in a four part series on HaRav Kook’s teachings on Tshuva (return) for the month of Elul.
The second in a four part series on HaRav Kook’s teachings on Tshuva (return) for the month of Elul.
The first in a four part series on HaRav Kook’s teachings on Tshuva (return) for the month of Elul.
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US Jews in the 1980s were as safe & comfortable as a Jewish community had ever been – yet the shadow of the Holocaust still loomed large over their identities.
The Jonathan Pollard Affair was an earthquake that fueled accusations of duel loyalty & raised a cloud of suspicion against the US Jewish community.