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A 2 1/2 page paper which examines Jewish extreme
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2003). This is the opinion of many who discuss the struggles and ideals of all extreme fundamentalists, including the Jewish extreme fundamentalists. And, with a great deal of talk
lately about the Islam extremists, we do not often hear of the Jewish extremists. In the following paper we briefly examine their position and their threat as seen in Israel.
Jewish Extreme Fundamentalists It was "less than three years after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin" that "Israels security chiefs were already confronting the specter of Jewish terrorism. A cover
story in The Jerusalem Report (Sept. 28, 1998) noted that in West Bank settlements and elsewhere on the radical fringes of the right, violent talk is more common than its
been at any time since the murder of Yitzhak Rabin-whose assassin used...twisted citations from holy books to justify bloodshed...The growing sense that the government will soon agree to turn another
13 percent of the West Bank over to Palestinian rule is intensifying the feeling of abandonment that has set off extremist Jewish violence in the past. Recent weeks have provided
numerous warning signs that desperation-and readiness for desperate action-are increasing: extremists accusing (Israeli) President Ezer Weizman of treason and Defense Minister Yitzhak Mordechai of murder; simmering violence against Arabs in
the Hebron area; threats to shoot soldiers" (Brownfeld, 1999). In further understanding some of the foundations of their arguments, and their missions, we note that "Discussing those religious
fundamentalists who have embraced Rabin assassin Yigal Amir, Professor Ehud Sprinzak of Hebrew University, a leading Israeli expert on the radical right, said: These are true believers" (Brownfeld, 1999). They
are a group of individuals who believe that it was God, and not the Israel army, "the hand of God that gave them back these lands in 1967. It was
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