Divine Spirit and Physical Power: Rabbi Shlomo Goren and the Military Ethic of the Israel Defense Forces

Edrei, Arye

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“…Prior to serving as chief rabbi, Goren founded the military rabbinate and served at its head for two decades . Edrei (2006) analyses his halakhic thinking. Rabbi Goren is remembered in the context of a few vocal polemics relating to conversion.…”

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IDENTITY, POLITICS ANDHALAKHAHIN MODERN ISRAEL

Edrei

2015

Journal of Modern Jewish Studies

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National Movements and International Law: Rabbi Shlomo Goren's Understanding of International Law

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2014

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Rabbi Shlomo Goren was one of the leading rabbinic figures in religious Zionist circles. As the first chief Rabbi of the Israeli military, he had a unique opportunity to influence the development of the Israeli army and its policies. He needed to deal with questions that had no precedents in Jewish law. One of his challenges was the part international law played in the formation of a modern army. Rabbi Goren wished to give a halachic perspective to questions of international law, and to do that, he had to translate the language of international law, a field developed in the modern period, to halachic language. This process led him to evaluate moral positions that are part of international law and the ability of halacha to be part of the modern world.

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The Quest for a Corpus of Jewish Military Ethics in Modern Israel

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2007

Journal of Israeli History

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IDENTITY, POLITICS ANDHALAKHAHIN MODERN ISRAEL

IDENTITY, POLITICS ANDHALAKHAHIN MODERN ISRAEL

National Movements and International Law: Rabbi Shlomo Goren's Understanding of International Law

The Quest for a Corpus of Jewish Military Ethics in Modern Israel

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