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בר שלום, תגיד מה נסגר אתך, אברהם הוא אבי האומה הישראלית? ומדוע לא ישראל? ובכלל אנחנו מכונים 'יהודים', מדוע אבי האומה אינו יהודה בן ישראל? השקעתי וערכתי הסבר רלבנטי הרבה יותר, לאומיות היא מושג מודרני, ובמקרה הישראלי-ציוני יש אב אומה מובהק כל כך, חבל להחמיץ זאת. Dovole ( talk) 18:51, 23 January 2019 (UTC)
תרצה "אומה בהתהוות" מקובל שנוסדה על ידי חוזה המדינה החילונית, זה שאותו בן גוריון היה בין הדואגים שתמונתו תופיע במליאת הכנסת, תמונה שנחה אף על שידתו של צבי הכהן קוק.
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בר האם אתה מודע לדיון בשאלת קיומה של אומה ישראלית, כפי שנדונה בבית המשפט העליון בישראל? Dovole ( talk) 17:51, 24 January 2019 (UTC)
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