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The long-term direct and external effects of Jewish expulsions in Nazi Germany

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Economic integration among children of Israeli immigrants in the United States

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Support of Non-Biological Children in Jewish Law

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Adoption as a legal institution is unknown in Jewish law. Suppression of parental identity, as generally occurs in closed adoption, is banned “lest the earth become filled with licentiousness” (Leviticus 19:29). Rabbinic tradition interprets that verse as expressing concern regarding the...

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