Theology and the Palestinian Uprising: a Jewish Perspective (original) (raw)

This paper explores the intersection of Jewish theology and the Palestinian Uprising, focusing on the limitations of Holocaust theology in addressing contemporary issues of solidarity and empowerment within Jewish identity. It critiques the prevailing narratives that inhibit open discourse on Jewish actions and policies towards Palestinians and highlights the urgent need for a new Jewish theology that seeks healing and justice for all communities. Emphasizing the responsibility of Jews to confront their historical context, the work advocates for solidarity that transcends previous victimhood and engages with the aspirations of the Palestinian people.