Does the emphasis on evenhandedness extend to books written from within
all branches of Judaism? For example, does a balanced collection include
books on Jewish women written from the Chabad and Agudat Yisrael
perspective (Kehot, Feldheim, Artscroll) as well as from the feminist
perspective or the feminist-evaluating-tradition perspective? Do your
collections include juvenile as well as adult novels published by the
Orthodox publishers to provide an opportunity for your readers to
understand this lifestyle from an insider's perspective?

In short, are those of you who are scrupulous to include the Palestinian
side of the argument equally as scrupulous to include religious views
with which you disagree?

Hanna Geshelin
P.O. Box 20363
Worcester, MA 01602
Tel: 508-791-3982
Fax: 508-791-3005
www.geshelin.com/jewish.html
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