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• Mohilever had successfully inspired the amalgamation of traditional Jewish orthodoxy with practical Zionism.
• American Jewish Orthodoxy in Historical Perspective ( review ).
• Boris Makaver remarries and turns to Jewish orthodoxy.
• Benny L関y embraced Jewish Orthodoxy, and began to study in a yeshiva in Strasbourg.
• NYTBOOK-GATHER-NYTSF, THE LORD WILL GATHER ME IN, My Journey to Jewish Orthodoxy.
• Besides for his research, Revel channeled his intellect towards strengthening the foundation of Jewish Orthodoxy in America.
• We would err greatly if we searched for the origins of his fanaticism in the books and traditions of Jewish orthodoxy.
• Dushinsky promised to build up a strong Jewish Orthodoxy at peace with the other Jewish communities and the non-Jews.
• Mercier, whose father was Jewish, settled in the West Bank Jewish settlement of Elon Moreh, and has recently come to embrace Jewish orthodoxy.
• In 2002, Rabbi Rakow was at the center of debate between Jewish orthodoxy and the features of modernity that he perceived as threatening orthodox values.
• Sliding to the Right : the contest for the Future of American Jewish Orthodoxy, U Cal Press, 2006, to cite but one example.
• This attitude has also spread in recent times to non-Hasidic Lithuanian Jewish Orthodoxy, as part of the spiritual campaign of the Baal Teshuvah movement.
• Chabad is very often the only Jewish presence in a given town or city and it has become the face of Jewish Orthodoxy for the Jewish and general world.
• The gradual relaxation of the external threat has exposed difficult internal stresses : between secularism and Jewish Orthodoxy, for example, and between the Jews from Europe and those from the Middle East and Africa.
• That has meant a uniquely British stream of Jewish orthodoxy that recites prayers for the queen's health each Sabbath and whose rabbinical leaders sport flowing ceremonial cloaks more reminiscent of Anglican bishops then rabbis overseas.
• With a better understanding of Jewish Orthodoxy, says Gurock, many Americans may come to consider Lieberman not only " a role model for Jewish people, but for religious people of all faiths ."
• Fischel was one of the leading pioneers in the growth of American Judaism, in general, and in American Jewish Orthodoxy, in particular, particularly in the dynamic precedent-setting first half of the 20th Century.
• Kraut, 50, is the author of three books, including " From Reform Judaism to Ethical Culture " ( Hebrew Union College Press ) and " German Jewish Orthodoxy in an Immigrant Synagogue " ( Markus Wiener ).
• Nevertheless, and despite the sanctimonious abuse heaped upon him and any Jew who does not ascribe to the dogmatic facets of Jewish Orthodoxy, he tells his congregation that this should not deter them from supporting Israel in its time of need _ seemingly any time.
• One writer has described Ullman's milieu in these terms : " Like such other assimilated German-speaking Czech Jews as Mahler, Ullmann lived a life of multiple estrangements, cut off from Czech nationalism, German anti-Semitism and Jewish orthodoxy ".