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This document appears to be a page from a speech, essay, or philosophical memo discussing the nature of strength, righteousness, and sacrifice within the context of Zionism and Israeli society. It emphasizes that 'righteousness' is as critical as physical strength for the meaning of the struggle. The document bears a House Oversight Bates stamp number 029381.
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| Zionism |
Mentioned in the context of 'Zionism's struggle' and its meaning.
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| US House Committee on Oversight and Accountability |
Source of the document (inferred from Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT').
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Superpower (likely USA)
Text mentions 'The support of a superpower'
Key Quotes (4)
"This is also an essential condition for achieving internal solidarity and willingness for sacrifice..."Source
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"Our righteousness is just as important as our strength."Source
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"Our righteousness, and not our strength in and of itself, is what gives Zionism's struggle its meaning and sense of purpose..."Source
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"The support of a superpower"Source
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• This is also an essential condition for achieving internal solidarity and willingness for sacrifice in a society where being called for battle or routinely risking your life is not a theoretical notion, but rather part of our life experience that repeats itself time and again.
• The fighting spirit, resilience and the internal solidarity are deeply bound to both our strength and our righteousness. Our righteousness is just as important as our strength. Our righteousness, and not our strength in and of itself, is what gives Zionism's struggle its meaning and sense of purpose (especially for ones who can choose). The support of a superpower
• and the resilience of our society and economy, which are among the components of our "strength" – will
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