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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Fierce hatreds often mask a form of love, and today's anti-Zionist obsession unwittingly reveals a deep attachment to the Jewish people's return to sovereignty. Anti-Zionists, Unwitting Zionists argues that defining one's moral world against Israel paradoxically affirms the centrality of Jewish self-determination. Zionism here is anti-fundamentalist and pluralist-an evolving project that insists on justice, self-critique, and the full humanity of our neighbors. Rabbi Menachem Creditor invites allies and critics alike into honest argument, where the challenge is transformation: to convert fixation into responsibility and turn argument into a form of love. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'Rabbi Creditor's essays serve two purposes: They reaffirm the traditional boundaries of Jewish communal discourse by addressing the destructive language and messaging of the day, which too often takes the vocabulary of human rights and applies it in ways that damn the state of Israel, and Jews by association. Yet, these essays don't solely serve as a rebuke. They are also an invitation to connection and engagement with Jewish community, welcoming the reader into a conversation that has unfolded over thousands of years.' - Rabbi Tracy Kaplowitz, from the Foreword.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The Covenant of 'And' brings together four works by Rabbi Menachem Creditor into a unified vision of Zionism as an unfolding expression of Jewish tradition. Written during years of crisis, these essays confront antizionism, Jewish vulnerability, communal division, and the moral challenges of sovereignty. Yet this collection is more than a response to the present moment. It argues that Zionism gives modern political form to an ancient Jewish commitment to peoplehood, land, dignity, agency, and responsibility.Rabbi Creditor rejects the false choices that increasingly define conversations about Israel: strength or conscience, survival or purpose, Israel or Diaspora, particular loyalty or universal responsibility. With rabbinic insight, pastoral urgency, and unapologetic love for the Jewish people, he insists that Jewish self determination restores both the freedom to act and the obligation to answer for how power is used. The result is a passionate vision of Zionism that is rooted and evolving, particular and universal, committed to Israel and at home in the world.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. At Home in the World is a searching, generous, and morally urgent meditation on Jewish peoplehood in an age of renewed sovereignty and enduring dispersion. Drawing on classical texts, modern thinkers, and lived Jewish experience, Rabbi Menachem Creditor articulates a compelling vision of Zionism and Diaspora not as rivals, but as covenantal partners-each incomplete without the other.With intellectual rigor and spiritual warmth, Creditor reframes Zionism as a moral awakening rather than a political endpoint, and the Diaspora as a crucible of empathy, pluralism, and prophetic conscience rather than a historical failure. Israel, he argues, is the beginning of redemption, not its conclusion-calling the Jewish people into a new era of responsibility, ethical power, and global obligation.Moving chapter by chapter through themes of exile and return, dignity and vulnerability, strength and restraint, At Home in the World offers a Jewish grammar of "and" love of Israel and love of humanity; sovereignty and humility; particular identity and universal responsibility. Creditor insists that Jewish power must serve life, that critique offered in love is an act of covenantal loyalty, and that memory-especially the memory of exile-must shape the moral use of freedom.Written with clarity, passion, and pastoral wisdom, this book is both a theological framework and a call to action. It invites readers to inhabit the creative tension of our moment and to help build a Judaism-and a world-worthy of its moral inheritance.At Home in the World is an essential work for anyone seeking a hopeful, honest, and deeply Jewish vision of belonging, responsibility, and redemption in the 21st century. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "Rabbi Creditor's essays serve two purposes: They reaffirm the traditional boundaries of Jewish communal discourse by addressing the destructive language and messaging of the day, which too often takes the vocabulary of human rights and applies it in ways that damn the state of Israel, and Jews by association. Yet, these essays don't solely serve as a rebuke. They are also an invitation to connection and engagement with Jewish community, welcoming the reader into a conversation that has unfolded over thousands of years." - Rabbi Tracy Kaplowitz, from the Foreword This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Covenant of "And" brings together four works by Rabbi Menachem Creditor into a unified vision of Zionism as an unfolding expression of Jewish tradition. Written during years of crisis, these essays confront antizionism, Jewish vulnerability, communal division, and the moral challenges of sovereignty. Yet this collection is more than a response to the present moment. It argues that Zionism gives modern political form to an ancient Jewish commitment to peoplehood, land, dignity, agency, and responsibility.Rabbi Creditor rejects the false choices that increasingly define conversations about Israel: strength or conscience, survival or purpose, Israel or Diaspora, particular loyalty or universal responsibility. With rabbinic insight, pastoral urgency, and unapologetic love for the Jewish people, he insists that Jewish self determination restores both the freedom to act and the obligation to answer for how power is used. The result is a passionate vision of Zionism that is rooted and evolving, particular and universal, committed to Israel and at home in the world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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