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6 Ιουν 2016 · One key to understanding this complex relationship, not given adequate attention, is the underlying tension between Zionism and Reform Judaism. This article seeks to provide a brief overview...
Reform Zionism accepts and supports the foundational aim of Zionism: the establishment of a Jewish State in Israel, the homeland of the Jewish people. Foremost among these ideals is for Jews to be free and liberated citizens of the world who also contribute as Jews to our global civilization.
We herewith reaffirm the fundamental principle of reform Judaism, that the essence of Israel as a priest people, consists in its religious consciousness, and in the sense of consecration to God and service in the world, and not in any political or racial national conscious-ness. And therefore, we look with disfavor upon the new doctrine
To enhance appreciation of Jewish peoplehood and promote a deeper understanding of Israel, we resolve to implement educational programs and religious practices that reflect and reinforce the bond between Reform Judaism and Zionism.
26 Απρ 2023 · Zionist thinkers viewed the Bible as a foundational document and guide for Jewish nationalism. The two main revolutions that Zionism initiated – adoption of the Hebrew language and return to the Land of Israel – reflect the position of the Bible within Zionism.
In Israel, Reform Zionism is associated with the Israel Movement for Progressive Judaism. We reaffirm that the object of Judaism is not political nor national, but spiritual, and addresses itself to the continuous growth of peace, justice and love in the human race.
Magnes are undoubtedly preeminent among the cadre of Reform Zionist trailblazers. Yet, other less celebrated Reformers also con tributed formidably to the eventual reshaping of Reform Judaism's official attitude toward Zionism. One man from among this group of Reform-Zionist pioneers merits special recognition for the
