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Va-Yoel Moshe
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Joel Teitelbaum's Va-Yoel Moshe, Sender Deutsch, Brooklyn, 1961, is a primary text, the Satmar Rebbe's own foundational anti-Zionist theological treatise. Its strength is that it is the movement's founder stating the position in his own words, the actual source rather than a later paraphrase of Satmar anti-Zionism. Its limit is the ordinary one for a founder's own polemical treatise: it argues one position forcefully and is not an independent or neutral scholarly account of the wider religious Zionist debate it addresses.
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AuthorJoel Teitelbaum
PublisherSender Deutsch, Brooklyn
First edition Brooklyn 1959; this entry's own 1961 year is the expanded second printing with two sections added, same publisher. Publication Year1961
Source Typeprimary-text
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NotesJoel Teitelbaum's own foundational anti-Zionist theological treatise, 1961; a founder's own text, not independent scholarly analysis.
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