/israel/ - Israel

Oh man, i didn't even know that's a thing.

chances of one being in Israel are hella low.

we're a tiny-ass-country without too many separate movements in regards to religion.

I'd love to get my hands on a website of sorts of such a modern community.

>>1596

I found a blog post http://wildhunt.org/2014/03/paganism-in-israel-where-the-modern-meets-the-ancient.html

There doesn't seem to be any significant serious, non-YHWH cults.

This is interesting http://www.israeltoday.co.il/default.aspx?tabid=178&nid=18462

>Israeli pagans prayed to their gods during Gaza war

>A Hebrew-language forum website dedicated to paganism contains accounts of Israeli soldiers who said they, like their Bible-believing God-fearing comrades, said many prayers during the recent Gaza war, just not to the God of Israel.

>One soldier recounted that during combat in Gaza in January, the three pagan gods to whom he has sworn allegiance appeared to him to provide strength and comfort.

>Another soldier was more specific, reporting how he often prayed to Anat, the Canaanite god of war, before engaging the Hamas enemy.

>A researcher at Bar-Ilan University who was interviewed by Ha'aretz said there is a small, secretive, but fairly unified group of practicing pagans in Israel. She will present her research at a conference on local spirituality at Haifa University later this week.

Bit more on the serious side compared to >>1608

Bumpin' my own thread. This shit is interesting.

Fug Judaism

I would be all for a "Yawehist" religion with yaweh being some kind of anthropomorphized figure, and other gods considered legitimate. Our god would just be considered our "national god" and as being preeminent. obviously we would have to get rid of the talmud tho

>>1609

that is pretty interesting, but they basically sound like larpers