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The Jews

by Ben M. Freeman

Jewish identity through history and indigeneity

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Jewish identity through history and indigeneity

Ben M. Freeman’s book considers Jewish identity and practice across 3,000 years, bringing anthropology and archaeology into a discussion of indigeneity. It examines how ideas about belonging and identity resonate in the present, with particular attention to the questions faced by American Jews. The volume is presented as the final installment of Freeman’s Jewish Pride trilogy and includes a new foreword in this US edition. Its central argument affirms Jewish indigeneity to Israel, making the book’s historical framing part of a contemporary conversation about identity.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in Jewish history and identity.
  • Those exploring discussions of indigeneity through anthropology and archaeology.
  • Readers seeking a perspective on belonging among American Jews.

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Jewish identity and practiceJewish historyIndigeneityBelonging and identity

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Book overview

Special US edition with a new foreword

In the final installment of his seminal Jewish Pride trilogy, Ben M. Freeman takes readers on a powerful journey through 3,000 years of Jewish history. Exploring the origins of Jewish identity and practice and their resonance today, Freeman weaves together anthropology and archaeology while examining globally recognized criteria for indigeneity.

For American Jews--long navigating questions of belonging and identity--this book offers grounding and pride. It boldly reclaims the Jewish narrative, affirming without doubt: Jews are indigenous to Israel.

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