An Inside Look at Netanyahu’s National Security Council
The benefits of “passivity.”
March 8, 2016
Getting back at his fellow Jews?
Born in Austrian Galicia in 1881, Israel Zolli (né Zoller) studied at the rabbinical seminary in Florence and later served as the rabbi of Trieste and then Rome. Although he authored a scholarly study of the New Testament, published in 1938, few of his congregants expected that he, along with his wife, would convert to Catholicism less than a decade later. Shalom Goldman writes:
The benefits of “passivity.”
On balance, the country is Israel’s ally.
One MP celebrated his victory by waving a Palestinian flag.
Getting back at his fellow Jews?
Ezekiel’s Moses.
Born in Austrian Galicia in 1881, Israel Zolli (né Zoller) studied at the rabbinical seminary in Florence and later served as the rabbi of Trieste and then Rome. Although he authored a scholarly study of the New Testament, published in 1938, few of his congregants expected that he, along with his wife, would convert to Catholicism less than a decade later. Shalom Goldman writes:
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