Rani Jaeger, "Abraham the Hebrew Believer: Secularism and Religion in the Work of Avraham Shlonsky (1900-1973)"
New Books in Secularism
I Am the Messenger, I Am a Saviour, I Am a Suffering Saviour
Joseph' is a paradoxical garment. It's a token of love by his father, buta, at the same time, a sympol hate of his brothers to him. And for him and for his generation, that was exactly how they felt. They were part of the jewish family, and they were in deaf in their minds that they were about to save the all of the family,. By coming to the land of israel. They did it for, you know, the whole, to save the nation. But most of the nation despised them, at least, or, if not despised, simply ignored and went to other es.
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