Israel Eldad
Polish-Israeli philosopher and author
Born
1910
115 years ago
Died
January 22nd, 1996
29 years ago — 86 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Israel
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A prominent philosopher and author, contributed significantly to the discussion of Jewish identity and nationalism. Active in the Irgun organization, which operated in pre-state Israel, engaged in writing and lecturing about Jewish thought and historical perspectives. Held a position as a professor of philosophy at various institutions. Works encompassed themes of Jewish philosophy and political thought, influencing various schools of thought.
Contributed to Jewish nationalism through writings
Authored several influential books on philosophy
Participated in the Irgun during the British Mandate
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