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Confront reality
- Oct 25, 2016
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Some people say Israel is a Jewish state, which gives some special privileges to ethnic Jewish people. Others say Israel is a theocratic republic. While some people say Israel has evolved from democracy to theocracy. And others have said Israel is a benevolent autocratic, religious dictatorship.
But whatever one chooses to believe about the form of Israel's government, it cannot be denied that Israel does not separate Church and state.
Given that less than a 1/3 of Israelis self identify as religious, should Israel separate church and state?
But whatever one chooses to believe about the form of Israel's government, it cannot be denied that Israel does not separate Church and state.
Given that less than a 1/3 of Israelis self identify as religious, should Israel separate church and state?