Something New is Happening (eBook, ePUB) - Pitchon, Moshe
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A new understanding of Judaism is taking shape in Israel. Naftali Bennett is the face of this new Jew. He represents the third generation of Israeli leaders after the founders of the state and Netanyahu's generation.
Author Moshe Pitchon chronicles Bennet's 15 years of public trajectory. From Benjamin Netanyahu's chief of staff to CEO of the YeSHA Council, head of the Habayit ha-Yehudi party to several ministerial posts. Bennett has been revealing himself to be one of the most adept and fascinating upcoming Israeli politicians of the 21st century. Using hundreds of sources, both in Israel…mehr

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A new understanding of Judaism is taking shape in Israel. Naftali Bennett is the face of this new Jew. He represents the third generation of Israeli leaders after the founders of the state and Netanyahu's generation.

Author Moshe Pitchon chronicles Bennet's 15 years of public trajectory. From Benjamin Netanyahu's chief of staff to CEO of the YeSHA Council, head of the Habayit ha-Yehudi party to several ministerial posts. Bennett has been revealing himself to be one of the most adept and fascinating upcoming Israeli politicians of the 21st century. Using hundreds of sources, both in Israel and the United States, Moshe Pitchon has sieved through the heavy rhetoric of Israel politics to present an eye-opening picture of what the future portends for Israel and the Jewish people.

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Autorenporträt
Moshe Pitchon is the head of "21stCenturyJudaism.com," a think tank that researches Judaism (culture, religion, history, literature) with the objective of bringing Judaism out of the Middle Ages and into the 21st century. Moshe Pitchon is a rabbi who has served in congregations in California and South America during turbulent times and who has taught Jewish philosophy and biblical literature. His articles appear in four languages in media worldwide