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Eun Ji Kim,Mun Yong Yissociated with synagogue attendance, sense of Jewish peoplehood and non-religious involvement. However, studies of the relationships between Jewish affinity and affinity to Israel do not prove causation. At the heart of the debate over whether Israeli and American Jews are growing apart is whether p

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Yi Zeng,Dongsheng Wang,Tielin Zhang,Hao Wang,Hongwei Hao,Bo Xucilitate its resolution. The book contains contributions of Israeli, Palestinian and other scholars, and its main goal is to initiate an informed dialogue that will bridge the “knowledge gap” between the different camps. The book is the cul- nation of a joint effort to assist people to realize how p

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on owing to past injustices do not undermine the validity of the right of return of the Palestinian refugees. Neither the questions arising from the non-identity problem nor those arising from the supersession thesis significantly undermine the Palestinian refugees’ claims to reparations and their r

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Se-Jin Nam,Jinhyun Ahn,Jin-Muk Lim,Jae-Hong Eom,Ju-Hong Jeon,Hong-Gee Kimcilitate its resolution. The book contains contributions of Israeli, Palestinian and other scholars, and its main goal is to initiate an informed dialogue that will bridge the “knowledge gap” between the different camps. The book is the cul- nation of a joint effort to assist people to realize how p

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Kouji Kozaki,Yuki Yamagata,Takeshi Imai,Kazuhiko Ohe,Riichiro Mizoguchifugees. Accordingly, the Palestinian claim for return is a demand to realise this responsibility (.) by way of the return of the refugees to their places of origin or to uninhabited regions in the Land of Israel/Palestine. The purpose of this article is to examine the responsibility of the Israeli J

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Ahmad Pesaranghader,Azadeh Rezaei,Ali Pesaranghaderon owing to past injustices do not undermine the validity of the right of return of the Palestinian refugees. Neither the questions arising from the non-identity problem nor those arising from the supersession thesis significantly undermine the Palestinian refugees’ claims to reparations and their r

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