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Israel: Hameir L'David. Near Fine. 1987. Softcover. 324 pages. Rabbi Kahane challenges the liberals who think it is no problem for Arabs to live in Israel. He discusses Zionism, the Knesset, and US politics. Rabbi Kahane's philosophy lives on today. Contents include: A Sadly Neccessary Prelude; A Jewish State Vs Western Democracy; In Search of a National Couch; Judaism vs Western Democracy; Uncomfortable Questions for Comfortable Jews; Outrage of Tyranny. Never read copy, has light scuffing on the outer edge; ; Jews Politics Government History Jewish|Meir Kahane|Politics And Government|Israeli Politics|Arabs And Jews|History Of Israel|Zionism|Temple Mount Jerusalem|Jewish History .

Lyle Stuart Inc, Secaucus, New Jersey, 1987. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. A Sadly Necessary Prelude. 1/4 red coloured cloth covered back strip with silver coloured titles. 3/4 white coloured boards. In this book Rabbi Kahane asks challenging questions in regards to Israeli-Arab relations, Israeli politics and outside influences. Softening and rubbing of the back strip edges and rubbing of the lower book edges. The white coloured boards have become grubby and show marks, as does the front fold over edge. Age toning of the text block edges with spotting to the top text edge; with a a few marks to the other edges. Previous owners name to the top left hand corner of the front paste-down and the top right hand corner of the rear paced-down. Original bookseller's rubber stamp to the lower left hand corner of the free front end page. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. [8], 9 - 324 pages,. Please refer to accompanying picture… Read More