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Rabbi Druckman's Final Book Argues Divine Right to Land
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An excerpt from Rabbi Chaim Druckman's posthumously published book, "Bechayil U’v Ruach," argues for the Jewish people's divine and historical right to the land of Israel, drawing on biblical narratives. The text asserts that faith in this cause is essential for national strength and warns against concessions to enemies.
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- Rabbi Druckman's final book asserts divine and historical right to Israel.
- Book argues faith in the cause strengthens national resolve.
- Biblical figures used to support claim of inheritance, not occupation.
- Warns against concessions and emphasizes internal unity.
- Text links internal peace to strength against external enemies.
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