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Emil L. Fackenheim
Some eighty years ago, the German-Jewish philosopher Hermann Cohen declared, “The Jewish people do not need a state of their own. Nor may they have one, for a state is particularistic, and conflicts with the Jewish messianic mission, which is universal.” Cohen was both a good . . . . Continue Reading »
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