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Both the Old and New Testaments provide a compelling case for affirming the historical and perpetual connection to the Land of Israel.

War can be understood as a modern, secular form of human sacrifice and a manifestation of sacrificial logic, particularly when viewed through the lens of ritual, symbolism and communal narratives.