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BATTLING AGAINST INTERFAITH RELATIONS IN ISRAEL: RELIGION, THERAPY, AND SOCIAL SERVICES/Commentary

One of the less studied aspects of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is its demography. On the Jewish side, active steps are taken by the state to encourage Jewish immigration and Jewish births and discourage Jewish assimilation. As part of these efforts, the "problematic relationships" bet...

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Published in:	Journal of marital and family therapy 2016-01, Vol.42 (1), p.45
Main Authors:	Hakak, Yohai, Sparks, Jacqueline A
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