“Intellectual and Social Origins of Jewish Pacifism in Israel”
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The paper explores the intellectual and social origins of Jewish pacifism in Israel, highlighting the influence of Nathan Hofshi and early Zionist thought on pacifist movements. It examines the complex interplay between political Zionism and cultural renaissance, focusing on key figures like Ahad Ha'Am and Aharon David Gordon, and their views on justice, labor, and peace in the context of Jewish identity and nationalism.
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