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Defensive War

When lives are at stake, Judaism permits--and probably requires--fighting.

Jewish Law and Nuclear Warfare

Judaism prohibits military action that will result in a colossal number of casualties.

Two Types of Jewish War

Judaism distinguishes between commanded wars and permitted wars.

Combat and Conflict in Judaism

Combat and Conflict in Jewish Tradition. Jewish Views on War and Peace. Jewish Ideas and Beliefs.

Exemptions from Military Service in Judaism

The Torah lists several categories of men who are exempt from war fighting.

Pacifism in Jewish Law

Jewish tradition never embraced complete pacifism, though minimizing violence has always been a priority.

Jewish Ideas of Peace and Nonviolence

In Judaism, peace is not merely the opposite of war, but denotes an ideal state of affairs.

How Many Jewish New Years?

In ancient times there were four new years on the Jewish calendar.

Rosh Hashanah: Rabbinic Development

The first day of the year becomes the day of judgment.

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