From Yom Hashoah to Yom Ha’atzmaut: Israel’s ‘High Holidays’

Shalom Hartman Institute scholars explore the meaning of Israel’s Memorial Day and Independence Day

April 29, 2014

April 29, 2014

In these special articles and videos, Shalom Hartman Institute scholars explore the meaning of Israel’s Independence Day and the many other holidays this time of year.

Donniel Hartman

From Yom Hashoah to Yom Ha’atzmaut – the new "High Holidays" of Israel
Diaspora Jewry and Israel: Rethinking the Partnership
The Tree is Tall (Yom Hazikaron)
Israel at 61: Continuously Moving Forward (Video)
For This I Am Thankful (Yom Ha’atzmaut)

David Hartman

Israel and Judaism’s Future
Part 1: Secular Zionism in Revolt
Part 2: Early Religious anti-Zionism
Part 3: Messianic Religious Zionism
Part 4: A Covenantal Perspective on Zionism
Part 5: Creation, Divine Self-Limitation and the Covenant
Part 6: The Covenant and Human Responsibility
Yom Hazikaron: Remembrance Before Celebration
The Secret of Israel and its People

Rachel Sabath Beit-Halachmi

Take Israel’s Declaration of Independence Off the Wall

Rani Jaeger

Natan Alterman’s poem, "Silver Platter" (Video)
Between Personal and National: How Do We Create Meaning Through Memorial Ceremonies?

iEngage Project Team

"Israel at 64: What I Am Celebrating This Year"

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