Uprooting and Planting

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"Uprooting and Planting" is a significant work by Israeli jurist and politician Zerach Warhaftig, reflecting on Jewish law, identity, and the challenges of exile and resettlement in the modern State of Israel.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
non-fiction work
addresses integration of refugees and immigrants into Israeli society
tension between tradition and modernity in Jewish life
author Zerach Warhaftig
authorNationality Israeli
authorOccupation jurist
politician
countryOfOrigin Israel
discusses continuity of Jewish tradition in modern statehood
halakhic aspects of return to the Land of Israel
relationship between diaspora and the State of Israel
focusesOn challenges of exile in modern times
issues of immigration and resettlement in Israel
modern application of Jewish law
genre legal commentary
religious studies
hasPerspective Zionist
historicalContext Israel
surface form: modern State of Israel
language Hebrew
legalTradition Halakha
mainSubject Jewish identity
Jewish law
Israel
surface form: State of Israel

exile
resettlement
relatedTo Aliyah to Israel
Jewish exile
Jewish legal thought in the 20th century
religiousContext Judaism

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Zerach Warhaftig notableWork Uprooting and Planting