The 198-fold Path, Good Friday edition
Communicating with Power: Some Thoughts on Nonviolent Disobedience
I have been reading and observing a lot of hate for the last week, and that is utterly necessary to my work. But I need a break, and this topic is something of a tonic for me. So I want to go back to a conversation on nonviolence Lambert and I had earlier this week, and see if I can offer some clarity. This will be a very long post.
violence or non-violence -- Gandhi on israel, Zionists, Holocaust, etc -- some history --
Gandhi, his Grandson, Israel, and the Jews --
... what did Mahatma Gandhi actually think of the idea of Israel, and of the fate of the Jews of his time?
As it turns out, M.K. Gandhi engaged in sustained conversation with Jewish intellectuals of his day—many of whom were dismayed by the great man's insistence, for example, that Jews in Germany should have willingly "offered themselves to the butcher's knife."
In this essay, Shalom Goldman sketches out the little-known background to a contemporary controversy. ...



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