We Must Make Them Modern Orthodox: State Religious Education in Israel and Its Attitude to Mizrahi Religiosity in the Nineteen Eighties

IF 0.2 Q4 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Erez Trabelsi
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ABSTRACT The Israeli state-religious-education system (SRES) held an unfavorable view of Mizrahi religiosity in the 1980s. Text analyses of religious-education heads’ writings indicate that they saw Mizrahi religiosity as a primitive relic of the past and as a “low-level religiosity” and regarded Mizrahi students as uncommitted and compromising. The large numbers of Mizrahi students in the SRES and the “melting pot” ideology prevalent at the time led to a systemic view of Mizrahi students as “religiously disadvantaged”—that is, children whose religion was flawed but rectifiable, with the task of rectifying it entrusted to the system.
我们必须使他们成为现代的正统:20世纪80年代以色列的国家宗教教育及其对米兹拉希宗教虔诚的态度
20世纪80年代,以色列国家宗教教育体系(SRES)对米兹拉希人的宗教信仰持不利看法。对宗教教育负责人著作的文本分析表明,他们认为米兹拉希的宗教信仰是过去的原始遗迹,是一种“低级的宗教信仰”,并认为米兹拉希的学生是不忠诚和妥协的。SRES中大量的米兹拉希学生和当时流行的“大熔炉”意识形态导致了一种将米兹拉希学生视为“宗教弱势群体”的系统性观点——也就是说,他们的宗教有缺陷,但可以纠正,而纠正的任务被赋予了系统。
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