Memorial Meeting Israel Friedlaender Bernard Cantor Whose Lives Were Sacrific
Memorial Meeting Israel Friedlaender Bernard Cantor Whose Lives Were Sacrific
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What was his conception of Zionism? Let me read to you from that volume of essays, from which Mr. Marshall, in his noble and eloquent ad- dress, has quoted, that volume of essays dedicated to a fighter in the Zionist rank. In the preface, which of course is the conclusion, he says: "The volume is based upon the fundamental conception of Judaism as a living organism, which is one and indivisible at all times and in all climes; changing and yet unchanged ; harking back to a great past and struggl...ing, in the midst of a harassing present, towards a glorious future. That conception views Israel as a community in which the religious and racial element is inseparably intertwined with one another, in which the universal ideals and the national aspirations form a harmonious combina- tion — a combination which can be realized only through the untrammeled and unhindered devel- opment of the Jewish genius on a Jewish soil. " In the very last essay in that collection, a collec- tion well worthy of reading, whether from the standpoint of its Jewish spirit, or from the stand- 48 Israel FrieMaender -Bernard (?antor point of the language, in which that spirit is clothed in words, in the last of these essays, he says: "However, when we speak of the restoration of Palestine as the consummation of our Jewish aspirations we are not actuated by narrow, Jewish self-interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What was his conception of Zionism? Let me read to you from that volume of essays, from which Mr. Marshall, in his noble and eloquent ad- dress, has quoted, that volume of essays dedicated to a fighter in the Zionist rank. In the preface, which of course is the conclusion, he says: "The volume is based upon the fundamental conception of Judaism as a living organism, which is one and indivisible at all times and in all climes; changing and yet unchanged ; harking back to a great past and struggl...ing, in the midst of a harassing present, towards a glorious future. That conception views Israel as a community in which the religious and racial element is inseparably intertwined with one another, in which the universal ideals and the national aspirations form a harmonious combina- tion — a combination which can be realized only through the untrammeled and unhindered devel- opment of the Jewish genius on a Jewish soil. " In the very last essay in that collection, a collec- tion well worthy of reading, whether from the standpoint of its Jewish spirit, or from the stand- 48 Israel FrieMaender -Bernard (?antor point of the language, in which that spirit is clothed in words, in the last of these essays, he says: "However, when we speak of the restoration of Palestine as the consummation of our Jewish aspirations we are not actuated by narrow, Jewish self-interest.
What to read after Memorial Meeting Israel Friedlaender Bernard Cantor Whose Lives Were Sacrific?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee to read onlineMoreLess
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