Published: 12 January 2016
Last updated: 4 March 2024
Sitting in a squat office building in Yitzhar, where he now lives, Eliezer Shekhtman counted off Jewish figures whose one-time radical acts are now celebrated in the Israeli mainstream. He pointed to the Lehi, a pre-state Zionist group in the 1940s that launched terrorist attacks against British civilian officials and Arab civilians in Mandate Palestine. Today, streets in Israel are named for members of the Lehi. Read article here
And see: A Jewish ISIS rises in the West Bank – Hillel Gershuni – Tablet Magazine 11.01.16 They reject modern political states and their institutions. They want to return to an imagined earlier era of religious order. They are extreme, fundamentalist, and violent. What separates so-called Hilltop Youth from young Jihadis?
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