Between God and a Hard Place. / Gail Lichtman.
by Lichtman, Gail; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2002Article 23Institutions. Publisher: Jerusalem Post, 2001ISSN: 1522-3256;.Subject(s): Conservative Judaism | Israel-Arab Wars, 1967- -- Territorial questions | Israelis -- Attitudes | Judaism and state | Temple Mount (Jerusalem)DDC classification: 050 Summary: "It started as a standard opinion piece, but it's grown into a storm. An opinion piece by Rabbi Ehud Bandel, president of the Masorti (Conservative) movement in Israel...has unexpectedly brought to the fore long-standing differences among the congregants in whose name it was written. Ostensibly aimed at furthering Jewish unity, the piece apparently has boomeranged among the movement's approximately 30,000 members found in nearly 50 congregations around the country." (JERUSALEM POST) The author provides excerpts from and reactions to Bandel's piece.
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Originally Published: Between God and a Hard Place, Feb. 16, 2001; pp. 14-17.
"It started as a standard opinion piece, but it's grown into a storm. An opinion piece by Rabbi Ehud Bandel, president of the Masorti (Conservative) movement in Israel...has unexpectedly brought to the fore long-standing differences among the congregants in whose name it was written. Ostensibly aimed at furthering Jewish unity, the piece apparently has boomeranged among the movement's approximately 30,000 members found in nearly 50 congregations around the country." (JERUSALEM POST) The author provides excerpts from and reactions to Bandel's piece.
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