Ruth Gavison, one of Israel’s foremost jurists and political theorists, died last week at the age of seventy-five. Allan Arkush remembers her not only for her intellectual accomplishments, passionate commitment to Zionism, and her deep moral sense, but also for her “approachability” and other personal qualities:
Read more at Jewish Review of Books
More about: Jewish political tradition, Political philosophy, Ruth Gavison, Zionism