Professor Alan Friedlander explores the common ground between Talmudic Principle and International Law in regards to the State of Israel maintaining full political rights to all of Jerusalem and especially the Temple Mount.
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Israeli President Shimon Peres recently said, "Those who reject the two-state solution will not bring a one-state solution. They will bring one conflict, not one state. A bloody endless conflict."
Excuse me, but isn't that what the Oslo Accords...
As we discussed before, according to both Talmudic and International Laws, the Land of Israel is not only promised to the Jews, but legally belongs to them.
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I don't mean to be pessimistic on a new administration. Generally it's good to give people a chance to get some experience and...
When a war ends and a people are sent into exile, the warfare ends, but the devastation lingers. If, however, after the war all non-corrupting elements of the conquered people are allowed or even encouraged to assimilate into the dominant society, then...
