Shuki Friedman

Shuki Friedman is a professor of law and a director of the Center for Religion, Nation and State at the Israel Democracy Institute. His academic work primarily focuses on the intersection of religion, law, and politics in Israel. Friedman's research sheds light on the complex relationships between state policies and religious practices in a modern democratic context.

In addition to his academic roles, Shuki Friedman is an active commentator and analyst on issues related to Jewish law and Israeli civil law. He frequently contributes to discussions and debates on how religious traditions can coexist with democratic values in contemporary societies, particularly in the context of Israeli governance.

Friedman has authored and contributed to various scholarly articles and books that explore themes of religious freedom, state authority, and individual rights within Israel. His insights are particularly valuable in understanding the balance between maintaining Jewish religious identity and embracing democratic principles in the governance of Israel.

Books

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