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Reflections on the Six

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Editor's Note: Samuel Unfair to Saul? by Shalom Carmy
Kol Isha: A Women's Voice by Mosheh Lichtenstein
Victims, Victimizing, and the Therapeutic Parable: A New Interpretation of II Samuel Chapter 12 by Shmuel Klitsner
"In God's Hands": The Religious Phenomenology of R. Mordechai Yosef of Izbica by Herzl Hefter
Survey of Recent Halakhic Periodical Literature: Liability for Harm Caused by Metaphysical Forces by J. David Bleich

The Six Day War evoked a sense of religious euphoria. Many people spoke of revelatory miracles and the hastening of the Messianic Era with the recapturing of Jerusalem. Soon after the war, Shortly after the Six Day War, Tradition invited a number of Orthodox Israeli and American intellectuals to respond to a series of questions. That symposium was published as "The Religious Meaning of the Six Day War" (Tradition, Vol. 10, No. 1, Summer 1968). The original questions were:

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