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Summer 5761 / 2001, no. 11From the Editors:Not NormalBy Assaf Sagiv Essays:The Road Back From UtopiaBy Joel Rebibo Ravaged by poverty, Israel's haredi community is rediscovering the merits of work. Evil’s Empire By Assaf Sagiv Adi Ophir's philosophy of doom. On the Quiet Revolution in Citizenship Education By Daniel Polisar The new Education Ministry civics curriculum fails to teach loyalty to the idea of a Jewish state. Eliezer Berkovits and the Revival of Jewish Moral Thought By David Hazony With the decreasing relevance of most Jewish philosophy, a neglected American thinker deserves a new look. Classics:Educating For CitizenshipBy Benzion Dinur Shortly after independence, Israel's third education minister outlined the basics of Jewish national citizenship. Reviews:The Forgotten Rescue of French JewryReviewed by Yehoshua Porath To be a Jew in France During the Second World War by Renee Poznanski Correspondence:On Judicial Activism, Lennon, and more. |
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 Star-CrossedRosenzweig and Heidegger: Between Judaism and German Philosophy by Peter Eli Gordon |
 Rammstein’s RageHeavy metal and the return of the Teutonic spirit. |
 The Political Legacy of Theodor HerzlBefore the melting pot, a different vision of the Jewish state. |
 The Jews’ Right To Statehood: A DefenseA new look at Zionism from the perspective of universal rights. |
 Job’s Path to EnlightenmentA new interpretation of the Bible's most enigmatic book. |