Remaking Israeli Judaism: the challenge of the Shas

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Nas eleições israelenses de 1997, o partido ortodoxo Shas (acrônimo hebraico que significa Vigiantes Sefaraditas 1 da Torá 2 ) ganhou 17 cadeiras no parlamento, transformando-se na terceira força política do

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