Isaak Breuer

Isaak Breuer (1883-1946) was a prominent Jewish philosopher and legal theorist, known for his contributions to Jewish thought and the philosophy of Halacha. Born in Hungary and later moving to Germany, Breuer was part of a well-known family deeply engaged in the intellectual and religious life of Orthodox Judaism. He was a grandson of Samson Raphael Hirsch, a major figure in the creation of Modern Orthodox Judaism. Throughout his life, Breuer advocated for a philosophy that deeply integrated Jewish law with daily life, emphasizing the importance of the Jewish nation and its law as central to Jewish identity. His works often dealt with the challenges of maintaining Jewish identity in the face of modern secular influences. After the rise of the Nazis, Breuer emigrated to Palestine, where he continued his scholarly and religious activities until his death.

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BELEHRUNG UND MAHNUNG / BREUER