Understanding Jewish Radical Meir Kahane: A Book Talk with Author Shaul Magid
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- Join My Jewish Learning for a talk with Jewish studies professor Shaul Magid about his new book "Meir Kahane: The Public Life and Political Thought of an American Jewish Radical."
Magid introduces participants to one of the most demonized, yet influential, figures in postwar Jewry in America and Israel. He is in conversation with Emily Burack, an editor at Alma who contributed research for the book.
As an American liberal it pains me to say this, but with this explosion of antisemitism Meir Kahane was right.
it doesnt pain me at all, as i have long ago realized how right Rabbi Kahane has been for all these many decades
Meir Kahane's ideology is which spearheaded antisemitism to return ironically. Before it was focal, only in the occupied territories and its pan-Arab supporters. Now it's universal - everyone understand the Zionist revisionist intention which Kahane is a product of.
You're not a liberal. Your buddy openly advocates genocide, like what's happening in Gaza right now.
Sadly, Rabbi Kahane had his life cut short. Fortunately he left his ideas well explained and recorded and anyone who wishes to know him and his thoughts should read and listen to the man himself and ignore the many lies and misrepresentations about him.
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Dead, thankfully.
New Kahanists are born every day. @@SirEnzo371
@@secallen And we're thankful for it. They will keep Israel divided as ever. Kahane Chai
The Kahanists are having children. The queer Hellenists are not.@@SirEnzo371
Certainly, Rabbi Kahane was the most influential and important Jew of the 20th Century. He saved many Jews from assimilation into oblivion and set them off to lead meaningful lives in Israel.
You have not define why is kahane radical. But i think that jewish liberalism relativizem socializem atheisem and a lot of other thinking directhly opouse jews.
well his views are actually quite controversial, as he advocated throwing out all moslems from Israel. while i can understand why he had such a position, i tend to favor going after the actual terrorists. to give a comparison, when President Lincoln was assassinated, the Kahane approach would have been to punish the entire South, while I advocate just punishing only those who actually participated in the assassination
He did not advocate throwing out all muslims. Only those who refused to live as ger toshav and who refused to accept financial compensation for moving voluntarily.
He says it directly at this timestamp: czcams.com/video/BI9PeQoa_2A/video.html@@mosesCordovero-uw5vw
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