A Clash of Authority: Lay Leaders and Rabbis in the National Religious Party

Etta Bick

DOI:10.1080/13537120701205024
Corpus ID: 145523340

A Clash of Authority: Lay Leaders and Rabbis in the National Religious Party

@article{Bick2007ACO,
  title={A Clash of Authority: Lay Leaders and Rabbis in the National Religious Party},
  author={Etta Bick},
  journal={Israel Affairs},
  year={2007},
  volume={13},
  pages={401 - 417}
}

Etta Bick
Published 1 April 2007
Political Science
Israel Affairs

Five months before the 2006 election, 12 prominent rabbis identified with different ideological positions within the religious Zionist community issued a joint statement calling on the National Rel...

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