A fresh entry into a Judaism that has been forgotten by most, religious and secular alike.

Bold positions taken on issues such as prophecy, morality, polygamy, material abandonment, abortion and the war against terrorism.

Warning: Not for the timid.


This moving and compelling tour de force will not leave a single reader unaffected, as every individual who reads this book will embark on a personal journey of struggle and inner confrontation. The author acts as the readers’ personal guide, examining society’s most private basic assumptions, as well as life’s most fundamental values and doctrines. Several of the issues revealed, include:

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  Have our most natural and passionate understandings of masculinity and femininity been entirely swapped in today’s world for a life that is ‘politically correct’ and numb?
  
  
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  Is secular Jewry as unfettered and liberal as they claim and are the religious truly following Judaism and not Christianity?
  
  
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  How is it that Peace Now and the religious settlers are actually moving towards the same goal, despite the apparent polarity of opinions? And which side is making the wrong assumptions, thereby delaying the common objective?
  
  
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  What does science, if anything, have to do with Judaism, and why is it that almost all those that ask questions about the relationship between the two are missing the point?
  
  
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  Why is love and hate the perfect partners, and how is it possible to accomplish love through hate?
  
  

After exploring the root causes of the various personal and societal trends within the Jewish world today, Keren presents a fresh entry into a Judaism that has been forgotten by most, religious and secular alike. For those courageous enough to enter, the author offers a brave, passionate and embracing new Jewish world and the opportunity for a time to change.

This book pulls no punches and not many sacred cows emerge unscathed.

Warning: Not for the timid.