Israel and Zion in American Judaism

The collection of 24 essays delves into the evolving identity of "Israel" in the context of American Judaism after the establishment of the Jewish State in 1948. It addresses the complexities and challenges American Jews face in defining their connection to Israel, reflecting on the broader implications of Zionism in their religious and cultural identity. Through various perspectives, the book examines the impact of historical events on Jewish self-definition and the ongoing dialogue surrounding Israel's significance in American Jewish life.