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The Land Shall Not Be Sold in Perpetuity - The Jewish National Fund and the History of State Ownership of Land in Israel (Hardcover, Digital original)
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The Land Shall Not Be Sold in Perpetuity - The Jewish National Fund and the History of State Ownership of Land in Israel (Hardcover, Digital original)
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The State of Israel is the only Western state where the majority of
lands are still owned by the State and by a public body related to
it (The Jewish National Fund). At the root lies the divine command
stating that the Land of Israel belongs to God and therefore should
not be traded in perpetuity (Leviticus 25). This principle has been
applied to almost all of the State lands, and was established in a
Basic Law. Since the 1980s there were many pressures in Israel to
privatize at least part of the State's and JNF's lands, due to the
general privatization process of Israel's economy, the deepening
globalization process, and the transformation of Israel to an
individualistic society. However, only a small portion of the lands
were privatized, constituting 4% of the area of Israel. The book is
based wholly on primary sources. It describes and analyzes the
history of the ideological, social and legal processes that took
place and their development since the beginning of the 20th century
until today - processes that brought about the unique phenomenon of
the State of Israel as an advanced capitalistic state whose lands
are mostly state-owned.
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