Who's Afraid of Gush Emunim?

Kohn, Moshe

Published by The Jerusalem Post Press [Undated, probably 1980s], Jerusalem, Israel

About this Item

36 pages. 8.5 x 5.5 inches. Includes photos. From front endpaper: "No one in Israel is neutral about Gush Emunim. The movement, composed largely of younger people linked to the National Religious Party, has been variously described as a threat to democracy or as the true bearer of Zionist tradition. Its thrust is for Jewish settlement, principally in the West Bank. Its driving idea is the commitment to Eretz Yisrael, conceived not merely as a place, but as a redemptive ideal. A focus of controversy and strong opinions, Gush Emunim, despite its limited numbers, has become an important element in Israel's contemporary political scene. Moshe Kohn's study of the movement, originally printed in The Jerusalem Post and now collected here, is the first attempt to probe Gush Emunim in depth.". Seller Inventory # 003199

Bibliographic Details

Title: Who's Afraid of Gush Emunim?

Publisher: The Jerusalem Post Press [Undated, probably 1980s], Jerusalem, Israel

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Very Good

Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket