A student who attended the Religion and the Challenge of Modernity conference at Grand Valley State University in Michigan earlier this month had this to say about Donniel Hartman’s presentation there:
Donniel Hartman, the first lecturer of the day at this conference, did a very good job not only presenting his thoughts, but introducing a theme [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Gaza’
Hartman Institute scholars, ideas, friends in the news
Posted in David Hartman, Diaspora, Donniel Hartman, Hartman Institute, North America, israel, lectures, students, torah, לימוד, tagged angel, ethical, Gaza, Goldstone, jewish, lecture, New York, philosophy, Rambam, sephardim, war on October 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Is time running out for a two-state solution for Israel, Palestinians?
Posted in Donniel Hartman, Israeli Army, Middle East, israel, politics, students, tagged Fatah, Gaza, hamas, israel, Palestinian, peace, PLO, rabbis, terror, terrorism, war on May 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A survey published on Ynet last week and recounted in the Jerusalem Post said 58 percent of Israeli Jews believe that “two states for two peoples” should be the basis of any agreement with the Palestinians. Thirty-seven percent disagreed, and 5 percent said they didn’t know.
So, there is a majority support for a two-state solution. [...]
Donniel Hartman in Houston – link and video
Posted in Diaspora, Donniel Hartman, Israeli Army, North America, Videos, Zionism, lectures, tagged Gaza, Houston, IDF, lecture, soldiers, war on February 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Houston Jewish Herald-Voice called Donniel’s lecture on the Gaza War against Hamas there “intellectually honest and authoritative.” Read the full article here. You should be able to view snippets from the lecture on You Tube by visiting the link above, or YouTube directly. See one of the videos below.
Shalom From Jerusalem: Rabbi Morley T. Feinstein
Posted in Hartman Institute, North America, Videos, Zionism, israel, lectures, ירושלים, tagged conservative, Gaza, israel, jerusalem, orthodox, rabbis, reform on February 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“Shalom From Jerusalem”: Rabbi Morley T. Feinstein, University Synagogue, Los Angeles, CA, talks about his week-long residency at Shalom Hartman Institute, Jerusalem, Israel, as part of the Rabbinic Leadership Initiative.
David Hartman on future of Israeli-Palestinian matters
Posted in David Hartman, Halakha, Israeli Army, Middle East, Zionism, israel, jewish, politics, tagged Gaza, hamas, israel, Maimonides, Palestinian, Rambam, soldiers, war on February 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We don’t get enough of David Hartman on our main website (mea culpa). But we have a new and, as usual, provocative, piece from Rabbi David on the future of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He says it far better than I can.
If we allow the God of Creation to channel our particular religious traditions, the future [...]
Hamas war follow-up, looking ahead
Posted in Donniel Hartman, Israeli Army, Zionism, israel, jerusalem, torah, tagged Gaza, genesis, hamas, IDF, jerusalem, Jewish-people, Palestinian, soldiers, torah, war on January 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Israel’s War on Hamas in Gaza seems to be over (for now), but there is still food for thought on the Hartman Institute website on the subject, with more (related) items to come.
Donniel Hartman’s follow-up to his powerful essay on the war’s morality, Fighting a just war against Hamas justly, the succinctly titled, Gaza War: [...]
The War Against Hamas In Gaza Is Justified
Posted in Diaspora, Halakha, Israeli Army, North America, israel, torah, tagged Gaza, Halakha, hamas, IDF, israel, Palestinian, philosophy, soldiers, war on January 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Rabbi Dr. Donniel Hartman, Shalom Hartman Institute, talks why Israel’s War on Hamas in Gaza is both justified and moral
Is the war against Hamas in Gaza justified?
Posted in Halakha, Israeli Army, Videos, israel, tagged Gaza, Halakha, hamas, IDF, israel, Palestinian, philosophy, soldiers, מוסר on January 14, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Rabbi Dr. Donniel Hartman talks about why Israel’s War on Hamas in Gaza is both justified and moral – and how to end the war in a moral fashion.
Donniel Hartman: Israel’s struggles in Gaza to fight a just war in a just method
Posted in Donniel Hartman, Israeli Army, Middle East, israel, lectures, tagged Gaza, IDF, Palestinian, war on January 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Rabbi Dr. Donniel Hartman, Shalom Hartman Institute, Jerusalem, talks about the way Israel is fighting a just war against Hamas in Gaza, but that the nature of the war may require immoral methods. Nevertheless, the war must be fought. The final question of justice: When to end the war. See a complete video lecture on [...]
Ethics, war, Gaza, IDF action, morality, and world opinion
Posted in Audio/podcast, Donniel Hartman, Israeli Army, israel, politics, tagged force, Gaza, hamas, IDF, moral, morality, Palestinian, proportion, soldiers, violence, war, war crimes, west bank on January 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The debate over Israel’s actions in Gaza is heating up worldwide. As I write this, the media, from the New York Times to Al-Jazeera are discussing whether the war is moral, defensive, and “proportional.” This article, ”Israelis United on War as Censure Rises Abroad” from the Times’ Ethan Bronner, “gets” the conflict from the Israeli [...]


