By Killing Qassem Suleimani, the U.S. Stopped Playing by Iran’s Rules
Mistaking a sleeping lion for a dead one.
January 9, 2020
The Unpublished Writings of a Pioneering Religious Zionist Thinker
Isaac Jacob Reines.
In 1884—twelve years before Theodor Herzl published The Jewish State, and thirteen before the First Zionist Congress—the Russian rabbi Shmuel Mohilever joined the secular Jewish physician Leon Pinsker in founding the Ḥibat Tsiyon, an organization dedicated to building a Jewish homeland in Ottoman Palestine. But it was Mohilever’s disciple, Rabbi Isaac Jacob Reines, who laid the foundations for religious Zionism as it is known today. Channa Lockshin Bob describes Reines’s thought in light of newly discovered unpublished manuscripts:
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How Israel Spirited Five Boats Out of France and Transformed Naval Warfare Forever
Electronic warfare at sea.
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The Unpublished Writings of a Pioneering Religious Zionist Thinker
Isaac Jacob Reines.