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It need not be said that Jewish existence within an external framework only , is impossible in the Diaspora , because it is exactly such a closed sociological existence that the Diaspora lacks and to emphasize the exclusiveness of such ...
It need not be said that Jewish existence within an external framework only , is impossible in the Diaspora , because it is exactly such a closed sociological existence that the Diaspora lacks and to emphasize the exclusiveness of such ...
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We should discard the notion that in things material the Diaspora is to be the giver and Israel the recipient , and in matters spiritual Israel is to be the giver and the Diaspora the recipient . Mutuality is a law of nature ; vital ...
We should discard the notion that in things material the Diaspora is to be the giver and Israel the recipient , and in matters spiritual Israel is to be the giver and the Diaspora the recipient . Mutuality is a law of nature ; vital ...
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DIASPORA. by SALO W. BARON We all have a feeling - a correct feeling - that both the Zionist movement and Jewish life generally are passing through a great crisis which calls for solutions not previously offered either by Zionist ...
DIASPORA. by SALO W. BARON We all have a feeling - a correct feeling - that both the Zionist movement and Jewish life generally are passing through a great crisis which calls for solutions not previously offered either by Zionist ...
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