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  <abstract>Die in Englisch verfasste Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit der Habad Bewegung und deren Agieren in Israel. Der Verfasser definiert zunächst die Geschichte und die Grundlagen des ultraorthodoxen Judentums, des Hassidimus und der Habad Bewegung. Dabei werden primär die religiösen Elemente betont, die teilweise einen paradoxen Charakter haben. Besonders die Verbindung mit Gott, dvekut, und die religiös notwendige Selbstaufhebung, bitul, werden erklärt. Danach richtet sich das Augenmerk auf drei politisch relevante Bereiche, die nicht nur für die Habadniks von höchster religiöser Bedeutung sind. Zunäch.</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>Cover; Titelei; Impressum; Inhaltsübersicht; Vorwort; Introduction; Chapter I: Definition of Ultra-Orthodoxy; 1. Haredim; 2. History of Mitnaggdim; 3. History and Theology of Hasidism; 4. The Habad movement in its History and Theology; 5. Excursus: Messianism; Chapter II: Habad in the State of Israel; 1. 'Who is a Jew?'-Debate; 2. Six Day War; Chapter III: The settlement policy of the Habad movement and a comparisonbetween the Habad movement and Gush Emunim; 1. Common Overview of the Settlement Policy; 2. Gush Emunim; 3. The Habad movement and its Approach to Settlement Policy.</tableOfContents>
  <tableOfContents>Chapter IV: ConclusionChapter V: Glossary; Chapter VI: Bibliography.</tableOfContents>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">von Josef Herbasch.</note>
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