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the will of many of their inhabitants, but they still considered the land part of their empire rather than a subject colony. The Holy Roman Empire, which was at times unable to control the land under its nominal jurisdiction, was also not an occupying country. Now for Israel. IMO, the Israel-Palestine conflict has developed a special vocabulary of its own. For example, places that are called "settlements" would be called "towns" or "villages" anywhere else--towns and villages can be settled by new groups of inhabitants, and the words "town" and "village" don't imply anything about their age. I think the word "occupied" may be another word that has been co-opted by some parties in the conflict, and given a new use. These groups are significant, but do not represent everyone. Nominally, the West Bank and Gaza Strip are part of Israel--Israel claims so, and is certainly the country that is asked to relinquish them in the name of peace. Until relatively recently, they were represented on the maps I used to see as being part of Israel. Nowadays, they're often drawn with some type of asterisk or something. While
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queston, what has enabled the Jews to survive so long and the answer necessarily involves a triumphalist narrative that ultimately I found smug and congratulatory. Now, there is a valid claim about continuity for thousands of years including periods of diversity and Dimont's narrative is not "wrong" (there seldom is a simple right or wrong when dealing with the big questions of history). But the fact is there are many problems with this narrative, with assumptions about continuity, and triumphalism. Other historians have made claims that don't make me feel very comfortable, they really rub against the kind of post-Holocaust post-Israel identity I was brought up with. But I learned to find them far more interesting, just as an intellectual, as a scholar, and while they forced me to rehink what it means to be Jewish in the end i think I was left with a more meaningful sense of my self and my people. I think it was the
Schwartz volume that first really gave me a sense of a more complicated but interesting view of history. But there is no question, Dimont spins a good yarn, and he put a lot of research into the book, he obviously cared about it.
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the rest of my life. The San Juans are fantastic (I lived in
Anacortes on Fidalgo Island for a few years). Whenever out-of-town or out-of-state visitors come here in the summer months, taking the ferry from Anacortes through the San Juans to Victoria, B.C. is always a must and something those visitors comment on as being one of the best "boat rides" they have ever taken. Seeing Orcas on the trip is always a plus, of course! The Skagit is the largest US river north of the Columbia River and is a wild and scenic river. I have a wonderful view of it from my front deck (but when it floods, we are thankfully high enough above it to never have to worry about flooding ourselves) and the Bald Eagles, Great Blue Herons, Osprey, and various geese, swans, and ducks that fly over and around it. And yes, the East River is...well - never mind. No comparison, right? (but New York City is quite an amazing place, actually) Take care. --
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distinguish between a conqueror of unwilling foreign subjects, a country that uses its military to annex territory with the consent of the people in that territory but against the will of their government, an imperfect outcome of a war over a disputed border, and the resolution of a violent struggle against a national separatist movement? In some of these situations, acquiring land by conquest would be the just course of action. Besides, I'm not convinced that international law changes whether land would be "occupied" or not if it is conquered by another country. Mostly, I think "occupation" is defined by what area the conqueror and the conquered (but especially the conqueror because history is written by the winners), consider the land to be part of. Also, re: the historical examples I gave as well as other historical examples you can think of: where would you draw the line between occupation and non-occupation? --
5548:, now deleted. But NPOV materials on Israelite idolatry are a very interesting subject. Perhaps these materials could be spun off into their own article, for now? I don't really know where to look because this is not the topic I know the most about, but would be interested in seeing some online sources. Anyway, if a particular god is being worshiped by Israelites I'm not sure where to draw the line between calling it an "Israelite" god and calling it a foreign god worshiped by the Israelites, even if it originated elsewhere. I'm not convinced the Tanakh is a reliable, NPOV source--because it was promotional material for the YHWH-alone facet of ancient Israelite religious practice, it may have set the bar lower than most ancient Israelites for what it considered a "foreign" practice of worship. Many cultures have foreign influences but at some point, these elements are considered shared rather than borrowed. Take
5668:(crypto-Jews and crypto-Muslims) are probably worth mentioning in an article about the religion of Spain. If the readers of the article would not be expected to know about the fundamental principles of Judaism and Islam, a brief description of these religions would belong in that article as well. As with Judaism and Islam in Spain, paganism in ancient Israel seems to have been significant enough to be promoted by rulers such as Jeroboam and Ahab before the Yahweh-alone form of worship won out. I think readers would be interested in knowing what other religions were around, besides the one that survived, and how these religions were known to the ancient Israelites. We are more dependant on the archaeologists to reconstruct the pagan perspectives, so a section about paganism might give more weight to the archaeology. Just some thoughts. BTW, your username intrigues me--what does it mean? --
628:. Also aimed at a general audience, it is a series of essays by leading scholars on the principal sources for anyone studying Judaism: the Bible, the Midrash, Mishnah, Talmud, and so on. The essays provide information about the sources themselves but also about the different ways different scholars use/study these sources. I can recommend more specific books on specific topics or historical periods, but these three books really provide a very strong foundation for improving almost any article on Judaism/Judaism related topics. I hope you do not mind my making recommendations. These books are longer than Dimont but if you enjoy learning more about Jewish history and Judaism you will enjoy these, and if you really want to work on encyclopedia articles I think you will find them invaluable sources/resources.
5897:--but even groups that had more of the right resources in place could not succeed. The nation of Poland had a standing army of its own and more people in it than there were Jews in the entire world, but that did not prevent the Nazis from overwhelming the Polish resistance fighters and instituting a regime that would have killed or enslaved nearly all the Polish people in only a few more years. The real "lambs" were the people in Axis-occupied countries who allowed the atrocities to go on, and the people in other countries who tried to deal with the Axis by appeasement. Sadly, governments that commit human rights violations within their own borders are usually pretty much ignored by the rest of the world, even when they pose a threat elsewhere. --
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thought about have? In my country, some states have a debate about whether creationism and intelligent design should be taught in science classes alongside evolution. I think the evidence supports the prevailing scientific views about how life and humans originated, rather than the
Biblical views. In a class that is supposed to be about science, I do not think it is appropriate to teach creationism, which is not science because the arguments in favor of such a view are not based on the same set of fundamental assumptions on which science is based. Here, we have another instance in which modern scientific scholarship seems to tell a different story from the Tanakh and the inherited tradition. Since the article is
3698:, man. Well, sleep deprivation is my lifestyle too, here in the USA. I'm a bit surprised that Japan is less than optimal for studying computer science, given how technologically oriented the culture is over there. Why do you think that is? Also, have you ever been to the USA? That's perhaps the best country for computer science, and it has a growing community of Syrians and other immigrants. Oddly enough, the U.S. culture has a side of itself that applauds conformity and looks down on people who are too technologically inclined, but the universities are still some of the best in the world because they can get so many foreigners to come. --
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Conservative views of this issue. BTW, I haven't gotten around to changing the "Jewish denominations" part of the article yet, but I don't see a compelling reason to put "alternative Judaism" in a separate section. When I get there, please let me know what you think of the changes. Also, do you know if the Gruzinim or other minority groups have any distinctive views or practices worthy of mention in the main Judaism article? I know traditional Kurdish Jews, for example, allowed women to be high-ranking Rabbis even though most other traditional denominations did not. --
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propose I think will kill this article altogether and render it completely confusing. Before getting to specifics, I am wondering--are you intending to edit this page, or are you just making a suggestion on the talk page? Either way, I would be happy to engage you on the specifics of what you are suggesting. The beauty of
Knowledge is the collision of perspectives such as this. If you are serious about seeing your idea through and want to put the research together for it, perhaps we can figure out what page it would work best on. I don't think the Israelites page is the right one. I look forward to hearing from you.
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fancy, explain please. I believe the "best" word for each sentence construction/meaning should be used. If you want a first class publication, you use first class words as part of the education process. The notion that
Knowledge "reports facts" is an amusing concept....An editor that has actually studied linguistics is not prone to overuse the word "verbiage" and knows that although many words may be used in place, there is usually a "perfect" word that will enhance a sentence or concept without "speculation." For the good of Knowledge, I will stop here. Succinct is best.
2470:, the guy who barmitzvahed me, and a couple of other places to do with his fall out with the United Synagogue owing to his challenging their fundamentalist beliefs over the Torah as divine word. I also got involved a bit in some of the Messainic Judaism articles tryign to get things more NPOV, but I haven't touched those for ages. I'm reconstructing my user page in preparation for an RFA and am going through all my edits to article and article talk space. Once I've finished classifying those, then I should be able to recollect what I've done a lot more easilly.--
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actually think it is somewhat out of place in the Daly City, CA article, but I feel if there is a section talking about the various cultural/religious groups/facilities in the community and you make mention of the facilities in such a section, then they would probably fit better. If you can come up with a section covering other community cultures/religions as well, that would be great-I don't have that information. It might also be worthwhile to make mention of it and all of the other Jewish facilities in the
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4729:. It is not customary to use Barnstars for that purpose. However, the article is a biography, and an earlier Talk page comment had mentioned that "This article seems to use various adjectives which allows no room for anything but an extremely negative point of view. Not that he deserves any respect, but it does seem that this article takes every chance it has to deride Zevi, which may decrease its scholarly value." The purpose of my Barnstar was to present a more positive view of the person and give other editors food for thought. --
3876:"U.S. Policy toward the establishment of Israeli settlements in the occupied territories is unequivocal and has long been a matter of public record. We consider it to be contrary to international law and an impediment to the successful conclusion of the Middle East peace process, Article 49, paragraph 6, of the Fourth Geneva Convention is, in my judgment, and has been in judgment of each of the legal advisors of the State Department for many, many years, to be. . .that are illegal and that applies to the territories.”
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that the verbiage being insisted on is unnecessary and speculative (and really a bit too flowery for an encyclopedia article, actually) whereas the other editor's opinion is that we should "trade" for which words stay. I have tried to explain that
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3681:, but we're trying to compile a list of successful article collaborations and get a drive for collaborations going over there. For a long time, I'd been thinking that articles about Middle Eastern nature would be obvious candidates since they tend to be freer from political partisanship than articles about human history or culture, and reflect a common concern for the land. Plus, many of the editors in IPCOLL (Israel Palestine Collaboration) speak the languages that the sources are likely to be in.
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than the Jewish view of what's written in the Torah. Jews essentially believe in modern science when it does not contradict Torah. In regards to the evolutionary theories, Judaism does allow for evolution. I still have a long ways to go in understanding the relationship, but as far as I can tell, where the Torah differs from Darwinism is in regards to a common ancestor. Judaism does not believe that humans came out of the animal realm.
3646:. There is a serious lack of coverage on middle eastern forests (and environment in general). To be honest, I have very little expertise on the subject, but will try to contribute however I can. I grew up in a place that was renowned for its beautiful forests and have seen them burning little by little, it's horrible. It'll be somewhat difficult to find RS on forests in the middle east, the only one I found for Syria dates back to 1947.
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land, but never incorporating it into their country. For example, the U.S. has occupied Iraq (Iraq is not part of the U.S. by any stretch of the imagination) and Britain occupied Palestine, India and many other places (these lands, not considered British, became subject colonies rather than equal provinces). However, expanding the borders of one's own country is not occupation--in Spain, the
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Israelites, had what you could call "Israelite exclusivist monotheism." It did not evolve over time. In Egypt, people that were not the blood descendants of Jacob's family did join the people, not to mention the fact that family members undoubtably took up the Egyptian religions. However, the core of Israel kept this original monotheism close and untouched, and it is what we have today.
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editors to work on. Al-Azhar Mosque sounds like an interesting article, but I'm not sure what I would be able to contribute at this time. Ottoman Empire articles came to my mind because my own interest in WP Judaism extends into this area. I've been involved with editing some articles which are in both WikiProjects--recently, for example, we had to deal with a vandal and POV pusher on
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Information about this important topic of course belongs in Knowledge, obviously better sourced and more NPOV. I'm concerned the deletionists are throwing out the baby with the bathwater now, just because the focus and sources of the original article were not appropriate. Let's use WP to teach people the truth about the issue so no one writes an article like the original one again. --
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that the version in the back of the standard Talmud contains things he never said, and skips things he did. I think Rav Kapach's own translation of Maimonidies's commentary on the Mishna is the only way to get it. An alternative is the Laws or Repentance in the Mishnah Torah (in Hebrew, and there should be translations), where there is a similar list, with a slightly different purpose.
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people who are quite knowledgeable about a particular subject (world experts more often than one might expect, but also enthusiasts who are just starting to learn about a field), and care enough to bring in their distinctive angle as editors. So, this is quite a unique opportunity to find a little part of the world you wish you could belong to, and add yourself to it. --
3803:. While I agree that prior to the explicit rejection of the legality of acquiring land by conquest it was a fairly common occurrence, yet international law prohibits it currently and a multitude of Courts and countries have rejected that Israel constitutes a special case in this matter. As a serious encyclopaedia we should strive to reflect such consensus.
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much ground to cover to tackle both issues, and the deeper point I'm trying to surface needs to be addressed first. So for the time being, I'd like to concentrate on the first paragraph you've written here, and once we've reached some common ground (which may take a while) we'll tackle the second one. I hope that's okay.
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Jew, I'm interested in drawing more broadly and deeply from our history to make the case that Judaism is valuable and compelling, and some of our so-called heretics were quite colorful people with many interesting ideas. I got involved with ancient Israelite idolatry because of the problems I had with the new article
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in which Israel had the status of occupying Power. Subsequent events in these territories, as described in paragraphs 75 to 77 above, have done nothing to alter this situation. All these territories (including East Jerusalem) remain occupied territories and Israel has continued to have the status of occupying Power.
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open-minded adult. In short, I've been down the strictly secular path before, understand the perspective, and unfortunately (or fortunately) have discovered many completely obvious things that this community has looked past. As a result, we have a chasm between secular and religious thought pertaining to Judaism.
5952:. There are still some more things I would like to add, but the article is now getting full, with its own category as well, and I changed it's name to fit with its mission and purpose. Your heart is in the right place with this! I sense your idealism and pride and it's encouraging me believe it or not. Take care,
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the ancient Israelite beliefs, of course the viewpoints of the modern traditions that inherited from the ancient Israelite tradition (Jewish, Samaritan, and possibly even Christian and Islamic) should be described. The findings from the archaeological scholarship about ancient Israel also belongs in
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What I've said here is backed up by at least 100,000 pages of writings stretching back 2500+ years, and is in line with the teachings of every single Jewish sage. Writing about Judaism from a "historical perspective" without consulting the source is why we have a blurry haze in regards to the public
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You're probably wondering what the heck I'm talking about. From what I'm guessing, I think I'm taking an internal approach to Judaic research while you are taking an external approach. If I'm correct, this is a gap that desperately needs to be bridged. Let me give you an example. On the discussion
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Dera AFriendman, I hope this finds you well. I am sorry to bother you but it appear someone is attempting to start an edit war on the "Margaret Clark" page and I would like your always gracious and objective help. Please see notes on article talk page. Thank you for all your help in the past. I have
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and I think that ipcoll would be ideal in hashing it out and seeing what the major points of disagreement,if any, are. I have the start of a discussion on my talk page but it is probably better to have it 'out in the open' so to speak rather than having it repeatedly. I look forwards to your thoughts
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Japan is fantastic, exhausting and utterly extreme. It's not an easy place to live in, and yes, sleep deprivation may become a lifestyle, but the experience is certainly fulfilling. Although, I'll have to admit, there might better places that I could've chosen (from a strictly academic point of view)
3173:. Note that content disputes are not vandalism, and that good-faith edits of any kind, even if you think them misguided, are not to be considered vandalism. Vandalism accusations without any basis in policy are bad for the climate on the wiki and make constructive discussion more difficult. See also
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Also, I'm curious what you want to edit about. In my experience, the greatest reward of editing Knowledge is to realize how much you have in common with someone, often from a very different part of the world, that you would have no other way of knowing about. The people who edit articles tend to be
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Thank you so much for your addition to my talk page. You have NO idea how timely it was and how much it helped my mood! While I imagine from your Knowledge interests that I probably should have sent you a Happy Hanukkah message over a week ago, this is the best I can come up with at the spur of the
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I really thank you for helping me on the page donmeh west. Also that is great you also interested in biology and science. I am an actvie member of science club of my university that works on evolution and astonomy and wants to publish a magazine about sccience. I am looking for further information on
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I am glad you have had some time to spend in NW Washington - it is, most certainly, one of the most beautiful places on earth, IMO. I've travelled all over the world and have lived away from here for a number of years, but have never found another place (other than Israel) that I would want to spend
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the article is most definitely notable per current guidelines. However, I thought it was imperative that it be made clear to Joy that those sources in your post need to be incorporated into the article in a reasonable amount of time to show notability as the article currently looks as if it is a list
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I was wondering if you agreed with my informal conclusion regarding the notability of the Margaret Clark article. Since the two editors involved have had a long standing issue of claiming each other harrasses the other; I tried to be as neutral and fair to both. Given the sources you came up with for
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Well, Dimont was one of the first books I read on the topic and I enjoyed it immensely. Cecil Roth has a short one volume history of the Jews which is very good (again, he is a professional historian) but no doubt drier than Dimont. I think what really bothers me about Dimont is he starts with this
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Hi, I admire your desire to improve the Judaism article and Judaism related pages. I personally have no time to work on them. But I do have some knowledge of the topic and can recommend to you good sources. For Jewish history, the three books I mentioned really are very good - I mean, they meet our
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and has spent decades in its study, these rules are so complex that they cannot be given true justice in an article. In my opinion, for whatever it is worth, we can work on the basic outlines, but need to recognize that it is beyond the capabilities of wikipedia to give detailed halakhic guidance. --
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of yours whereby you managed to notice and pick out and magnify the information on that sad Star of David tombstone from Normandy. I missed that detail, but I picked out the image because I thought it was more impressive than the previous one. The truth is Knowledge's articles are so well researched
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actually do join the right-wing Christians in their support for the teaching of intelligent design. I don't claim to completely understand the Jewish view of Judaism's origins, and how it may differ from the view of other religions and of archaeologists. But it is certainly worth mentioning in the
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deletion, if the page meets the criterion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the page that would render it more in conformance with Knowledge's policies and guidelines. Lastly, please note that if the page
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Dear AFriedman, thanks for the dove! It was very tasty, although I like your favorite food better. PS why are you on wikipdia instead of asleep? I guess you could say the same thing to me...I am about to go to sleep (and plan to be good and not spend too much time on wikipedia this week, I have so
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expressed on his Userpage. Our opponents losing their temper isn't an excuse for us to lose ours, either. We can talk to them calmly and rationally and try to explain to them what is really going on in WP. IMO that's the approach I would favor in trying to resolving cognitive dissonance, since it
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On that note, I would still recommend Dimont as a first Jewish history book for people who don't have a full appreciation of the subject. Dimont's book is what got me interested in Jewish history in the first place. Jewish apathy and assimilation are major problems and given that it's so important
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I'm very busy and had been thinking about sticking to the Talk page re: this issue. Most of my work in WP Judaism and WP Jewish history is on articles about the practice of Judaism from the Middle Ages onward, and especially on improving the NPOV coverage of so-called Jewish heresies. As a modern
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Thank you for chiming in on the Israelite discussion page. Please don't take this the wrong way, but it seems to me that you are very new to this subject. This is a complicated page and it has taken years for it to get to this point. It still has a long way to go. However, pursuing the path you
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conquered Moorish Spain, but I would not use the word "occupation" for what they did, nor for what the Moors did when they were the conquerors. Incorporating land into a multinational empire is also not occupation--the Roman Empire and the Ottoman Empire may have conquered Israel-Palestine against
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I will try my best to see what contributions I can make to the project. Being so very far away, tracking sources and official documentation will be hell. But, alas. I will regretfully decline your other invitation per different reasons. I doubt there is much I can contribute on the issue. Knowledge
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for the very kind words and gesture. I have seen some of your comments on talk pages around town and have wanted to tell you how impressed I am by your ability to rise above the conflict raging all around. Its a pleasure to encounter such an evenly tempered individual around here who has insightful
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Thanks for your note. I am busy too--although I've definitely got less work over the next week or so. I think you're being too hard on yourself for speculating that the Category deletion proposal was motivated by antisemitism. I was speculating the same thing, actually. Even though I think it's
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Thanks for your lovely notes. Happy editing in the New Year! Joy, sorry to hear that you were sick, and VERY glad that you are better :). My brother had swine flu as well and he didn't feel well for a while. I'm planning on going over to try and get the swine flu shot soon (got the seasonal flu
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leading historians for each era about which they write. The book edited by Ben Sasson goes into more detail and also is more up to date. Between the two books you would have a very solid grasp of what professional historians believe about different eras of Jewish history. The Schwartz volume was
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Thanks for the prompt response. Let's back up a second here. For the time being, I'd like to see if we can get on the same page in terms of how Judaism and Jewish beliefs are being represented on Knowledge and educational mediums, and then perhaps get back to the Israelites discussion. It's too
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Good morning. If you could take the time, I would like some input on some verbiage that is being discussed at the talk page of the Margaret Clark article. If you are willing to do this, please take the time to review the current back and forth under the section "vocabulary". It is my contention
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To me, it seemed out of place in the external links section. That section has links that deal with the whole community while the Judaism link seems to focus on a very small portion of the community. In a small town article like Hedgesville, it seems more like a significant part of the community. I
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Thanks for the compliment :). Very nice work yourself, it's an important article and most of the text and images were your doing. I've nominated the article for the main page. My grandfather was a Jewish American officer in WWII, BTW, and I'm very proud of him and his service. He was eager to
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that about 550,000 Jewish Americans served in the US military during World War II (the most Jews serving in any military in the war), something that is not known by many. Only one country, the Soviet Union had a similar number, about 500,000 Jews serving in the Red Army against Hitler, that shows
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In regards to your point about Creationism/Evolution, I am an American and I know all about that issue. I'd also like to mention that I come from a Reform Jewish and extremely secular academic background, and everything I am going to bring up here comes from research I've done as an independent,
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Unomi, where are sources for the international prohibition against acquiring land by conquest? It seems like a difficult prohibition to create, since there are so many unjust governments whose people would benefit from conquest by certain foreign powers. Furthermore, how would international law
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Thank you for the apology. I had been feeling very badly about the attempt to discredit me. Also, thank you for sharing the Purim joke. BTW, Happy Passover! Wishing you as good a Passover as these guys to the right had. There's nothing like crossing the boundaries between heaven and earth to
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Thanks and good luck on RFA. Rather than encouraging people to edit more broadly, perhaps we could encourage proper behavior on the articles they're already editing. For example, IMO we need to treat our opponents in wiki-disputes with respect and wikilove. Users who lose their temper at their
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Thanks for your kind words. I see what you're getting at about my suggesting to people to edit mnore broadly. I suppose I am showing the indoctination during my professional training into behavioural social work. In that we were taught that rather than focussing on people's motivations it is more
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be written in this kind of encyclopedia. However, the ancient Israelites are relatively unique in that their perspective has been continually preserved and accepted into the present day (and I am an heir to their views). What perspectives, then, should educational materials about subjects they
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This isn't what Judaism says, however. According to Judaism, monotheism started with Adam and Eve and continued with many of their descendants. The Jewish monotheistic view continues at least from the time of Abraham completely untouched, which means that Jacob's descendants, i.e. the original
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Sorry. I'd been thinking about that, but I'm concerned that the contributions would appear as "userspace" contributions instead of "article" contributions in "edit count." There are ramifications to this, in terms of how "editing experience" is evaluated. I've recently realized that I've been
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While I appreciate that you are attempting to "keep the peace", I have to tell you that the latest message you left on my talk page sounded as if you were talking to a child and was quite offensive to me. I know you didn't mean it that way, however, I'm old enough to be a grandmother and really
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You're welcome. Regardless of the outcome, I felt your effort should have counted for much more. I wrote what I thought on the Controversies page--that you worked so hard to fell the tree in the forest that nobody heard, and IMO it was everyone else's mistake not to make more of what you did.
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deletion, if the page meets the criterion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the page that would render it more in conformance with Knowledge's policies and guidelines. If the page is deleted, you can
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Aside from IPCOLL, I guess most of the editors involved have very different interests. Also, I've noticed that the most contentious editors aren't usually in IPCOLL anyway. I still think it might be good to add a list of "neutral" articles to IPCOLL for the IPCOLL people to invite contentious
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Good morning! Ditto on most of above. "Compromise," I thought was a good idea. "flowery" "newsrag", may be a new oxymoron. "Winning" does seem to be a major issue as it has been in the past, by simply "wearing people down," ( not my words) . "IMPO" root word imp, has me mystified and prone to
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I like your experiment in mediation, and how you stepped in with authority and humor on that page. BTW, I think that between the two of us, we've made the discussion less hostile. The discussion seems to be reaching consensus in favor of "keep" and I was very happy to see Skagit River Queen's
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AFriedman. I am trying as much as possible to avoid IP topics, but I couldn't not chime in here. Israel's dilemma is more than just the legal one (which is well documented, even on Knowledge). Israel claims the territory to itself, but it wants its people out. It's almost worse than a typical
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when it was being evaluated, and congratulations about getting it to the front page. I've given it a template and some links to articles about forests in neighboring countries. In general, Knowledge doesn't seem to have very thorough or organized coverage of forests in the Middle East. For
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Much as I object to your general pattern of removing information from articles in violation of NPOV, I think you're right that the particular edit I reverted (which I still consider problematic, on the grounds of it being POV pushing) was not the same as vandalism. I'll be more careful about
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One thing I suggested and got no further was a tailored welcome message to Knowledge for people first spotted in the IP area. Going through my history I've spotted the following as impromptu greetings I've given. Are you interested in helping concoct something more thought out (and with fewer
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So anyway--between what you've written here, what's on your personal page, and what you've contributed to the Israelites' discussion page, my first reaction is--eye caramba! Wow. It seems we have very similar goals, but are coming from different hemispheres. In any case, there is a huge
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is my happy little place where I learn about, and enjoy the things that I write, IP issues will not provide that luxury, and my off-Knowledge life provides me with just the right dose of cynicism, politics and debating that I'm more than happy to pass on any opportunity that comes up here.
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Okay, I'm back. First I'd like to give you a warm hello, tell you that I love what you have set out to do, and that I am thrilled to have met you. Whatever you do, don't take any of my challenges personally, and know that I understand that we are partners in bringing down knowledge and
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Hi. I'm not sure if I'm doing this correctly. I love the pork pie -- not for it's savory ingredients, but for its even-more savory sentiment; and (although touched by that sentiment) I'm afraid I must decline to eat it, not because it's traif, but because I'm a vegetarian. Yalhak
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page, you stated that "Israelite exclusivist monotheism evolved over time." To me, this sounds like a conclusion that a non-Jewish researcher would reach, all the while disregarding what is written in authentic Jewish texts over the last 2500 years. I see a lot of this going on.
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I want to thank you for your offer of help, the truth is that I need a lot, because do not know much about how you work in Knowledge, but anyway I do not know how long I can devote to editing Knowledge, because the truth is that I'm very busy, but if I need your help, I'll
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I appreciate your making book recommendations. At present, I am unable to go to the library or buy new books. I'm mostly limited to what's on the internet. However, I have access to a major University library and will have more time to look at these and other books this
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Thanks for the Dickens link. I will look at it more closely later on this evening when I have time after the "festivities" have died down. And, BTW, I did see your note, but it was bad form for me to not reply. I appreciated it at the time, and still do. Thanks again.
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other editor. One possibility is to invite IPCOLL users to edit in specific non-controversial areas. Perhaps we could stake out non-controversial "training" territory about other subjects where IPCOLL users can cool down? For example, I wonder if some articles in
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Hi Accipio. I think you make some good points. I am definitely approaching the writing of this section from a secularist angle, based on what I've read about the archaeological findings. For most ancient civilizations, that is how the history of their religion
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Hi! Thanks for the welcome-back. I do like your nick, "purification through transgression" (why wouldn't I?), except that you've cleaned up the traditional wording ("redemption through sin") to make it politically correct and inoffensive to post-modern ears. :-)
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HI Sweetie, I need your expertise on the Laura Schlessinger page. Read the posts, it is self explanatory but it needs a Jewish Princess' eye ;-) It seems very clear to me, but I bow to your knowledge. I miss our chats, how ya doing busy girl? Fondly, Your Joy
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established using the references you provided (and any others that can be provided establishing notability within the article) and I have been using the talk page to discuss this issue. It would have been appropriate for you to do the same, don't you think? --
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there was a strong fighting spirit among Jews who lived in countries that welcomed them as fighters and that Jews did not go like "lambs to the slaughter" but where they were able they fought and WON! The Jewish historian Solomon Grayzel also notes this in his
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I LOVE your new userpage! Surely you have more awards than shown tho! Yes, the SoCal cities are keeping me hopping with all the scandals and misinformation, and I just was interesting in the history LOL Oh well. Soon to be Rosh Hashana, Happy Happy to you.
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I'll have a think about this before I pick up my next new user. I'm sure I have seen others (admins?) encouraging editors in conflict areas to edit more broadly. I could cut out the "it helps you look good" but and focus on the "it's less frustrating"
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Thanks for the barnstar. I'm not sure it was richly deserved as Noleander had already uncovered some of the same references and the sources didn't make a blind bit of difference to the outcome! I may work on a better replacement in my userspace.
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of non-notable positions the mayor has held. This is the first time I've done any form of informal mediation and hope the outcome ends up being happy to both parties. PS- I'm glad you found those sources to clear up the matter, thank you!
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fight against the Axis and tried hard at every possible opportunity. Even after the war, he spent his life as a U.S. army engineer. Of course the Jews were going to resist the Axis in every way they felt they could, including the
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and hopefully this note has made your day a little better. Spread the WikiLove by wishing another user a Happy Purim, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past, a good friend, or just some random person.
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standards for reliability and significance. Dimont was a popularizer, and a good one, but still he was not a professional historian and much of what he wrote is dated and limited. I highly recommend you read Leo Schwartz's
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Also, in regards to my Wiki name--it's actually tongue-and-cheek, although I suppose it's meant to intrigue. It's a latin phrase that I came up with that rolls off the tongue, but doesn't really have any deep meaning.
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example, I couldn't get a good general picture of what forests were in Turkey or Iraq, and coverage of specific forests was decent to good in places but didn't seem very well coordinated. Have you thought of joining
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redeem the whole world from sin, or watching your friend do said thing :). May you have a nice Seder as well. I also hope you set up a Knowledge account soon, so that my alter ego AFriedman can welcome you here. --
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and hopefully this one has made your day happier. Spread the WikiLove by giving someone else a dove, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past (this fits perfectly) or a good friend. Cheers!
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Thanks so much for the barnstar. I've got to say, you are one of the most consistently nice people I have ever encountered in Knowledge and are definitely a credit to Knowledge editors. Thanks for making my day.
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spending more time talking about articles than editing them, with not very much getting done on the "Judaism" front. Maybe I'll click on "Preview" or make fewer edits at a time, if you really mind how I'm editing.
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Thanks! I also saw you joined WikiProject Forestry and very nice. Welcome to the WikiProject. It was very sad to hear about those forests--I know some of the same is happening in places like the U.S. state of
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No, unfortunately, I would like it very much if someone had information about the various cultural/religious group/attractions -especially in my area, as I am curious. I'll let you know if I do find out though.
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I was actually trying to illustrate an example of "ignore all rules." If it's confusing or if you'd like the page to look more minimalist and serious, no problem. It was a fairly audacious edit on my part.
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and hopefully this one has made your day better. Spread the WikiLove by giving someone else a bubble tea, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend. Happy drinking!
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but one has to spend time looking over them to find the right parts that will fit into this new important topic. I have just concluded adding new stuff relating to the key Jewish role in developing the
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Please open the discussion about your proposed merge or remove the templates. It's not about fire and forget. YOu also might want to draw more attention to it by posting on the Israel wikiproject. --
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I just wanted to let you know that I'm not ignoring you, but I initially didn't see this response and now I'm just waiting for a few free moments to give a thoughtful response. Talk to you then.
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I'd like to get into some specific examples here, as well as some of the reasons as to why this chasm exists, although for now I do have to get going. Looking forward to hearing your response.
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that the mainstream religious Jewish view is not the same as the mainstream Darwinist view, even if it may also be different from the Christian perspective. BTW, some Jewish groups such as
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the article. Because of NPOV, I think it's important to scrupulously mention which tradition says what, and why, so that the reader of the article can come to his or her own conclusions.
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article to the more topic-specific article. BTW, did you know that the information in new articles less than a week old, or articles expanded less than a week ago, can be nominated for
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Before you edit further on that (as I'd like not to cause an edit war) could you please check out the evidence on Slrubenstein's talk page. You'll find all the evidence you need there.
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Your user page is now officially outlandishly awesome! I know you are a student,but I didn't realize you were a professional one! :-) My Babushka would be so proud! xoxoxo Namaste...
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occupation. If it's not occupation then the residents of the West Bank (Judea and Samaria, whatever you want to call it) should be offered Israeli citizenship, I would think. No?
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I heard that you may have given a short talk on similar ideas. Do you know if there is a video available of that talk? Do you have any thoughts/comments about these things?
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La comadreja accept newcomers with open arms, exhibiting endless reserves of patience and kindness, and helping Knowledge become a better place. Thank you!
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Thank you for the falafel, it was delicious :) I am hoping that we can take ipcoll into use, I would like to explore the term
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Dear AFriedman, Thank you very much for the helpful answer you gave to the new user who wrote on my talkpage. Love,
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If you'd like to see an even more contentious discussion, and one that I'm trying to encourage participation in, see
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have co-operated on some articles, though I think it was still Middle Eastern. So that is obviously another route.--
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I would first like to apologize for having taken so long to respond to your invitation, but I've been pretty busy.
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Judaic texts creates a mess. It can also expose the researcher, because many people are familiar with the texts.
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Sorry, I actually just posted it on the Judaism talk page, so feel free to discuss there if you have any issues.
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Hi again: Thanks for the good feedback. I wanted to let you know that I was again very impressed with this edit
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In the evening, we'll share dinner and chat at a local restaurant, and generally enjoy ourselves and kick back.
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Thank you for being a positive port in the storm and your invaluable contributions. You are much appreciated!!
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Why wouldn't it be possible to remove the image but readd the text? To me, the text seems innocuous enough. --
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much work to do)! But, I just discovered Friendly...It makes it so much easier to welcome new users :-) love,
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There isn't much I can think of. I've already got several projects lined up. If there was interest in getting
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You can try ttracting attention at IPCOLL. I must admit it isn't a subject I would want to edit myself.--
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and hopefully this note has made your day a little better. Spread the WikiLove by wishing another user a
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There's still plenty of time to join a panel, or to propose a lightning talk or an open space session.
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I really need to stop looking at the wiki entirely...even editing just a little bit is too addictive.
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Thanks and I like your ideas about linking Josue's page. I've already added him to the page about
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explaining your position, but be aware that once tagged for
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clicking the red "Rollback VANDAL" button in the future. --
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shot some time ago). See you both on the encyclopedia! --
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evolution to share with my friends at club. Again thanks.--
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Hi there: I was very moved to see that you added this
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