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Dan Feferman: The Rise of Reform and Conservative Judaism in Israel

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October 22, 2018
Rosner's Domain Podcast

Shmuel Rosner and Dan Feferman discuss the reform and conservative communities in Israel, what differentiates them from the communities in the states and how they will thrive in Israel.

For nearly a decade Dan served as a foreign policy and national security analyst and advisor to the General Staff, as a special assistant to the Deputy Chief of the General Staff and as a commander in an elite intelligence unit within the IDF’s Research and Analysis Division – where he continues to serve in reserve duty. He recently published his paper – rising streams, about the reform and conservative moments in Israel.

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