The Hebraic Thread by Alan Bekhor - ISBN: 9798888459546
Hardcover
West’s crisis: Lost biblical liberty under law. Recover the Hebraic thread.

The Hebraic Thread

Reclaiming the Political Theology that Sustains the Liberal West

  • Hardcover

    304 pages

  • Release Date

    11 February 2027

Summary

The West’s current crisis of order traces back to one fateful loss: the biblical tradition of liberty under the law that once sustained it.

Why is the West tearing itself apart? From campus protests and climate apocalypticism to the delegitimization of Israel and the hollowing out of democratic institutions, the patterns of moral and political disintegration have become unmistakable. In The Hebraic Thread, Alan Bekhor traces this crisis to its deepest roots.

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Book Details

ISBN-13:9798888459546
Author:Alan Bekhor
Publisher:Post Hill Press
Imprint:Wicked Son
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:304
Release Date:11 February 2027
Weight:242g
Dimensions:140mm x 210mm
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The Hebraic Thread by Alan Bekhor - ISBN: 9798888459546
140 × 210 mm
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About The Author

Alan Bekhor

Alan Bekhor is a writer, philosopher, and businessman. He is the son of Iraqi Jews who settled in Britain in 1950. His intellectual interests focus on the connections between religion, ethics, and politics.

Bekhor holds a master’s degree in Intellectual History from the University of Sussex. He has presented academic papers at institutions including the Forum for European Philosophy, the London Society for the Study of Religion, and Lockdown University.

A supporter of institutions that uphold civilizational standards, Bekhor founded Standpoint, a magazine of ideas edited by Daniel Johnson. The magazine contributed to British intellectual life from 2008 to 2022 and was described by Niall Ferguson as “an island of seriousness in an ocean of trivia.”

In 1999, Bekhor founded and continues to run British Marine, an international shipping business based in London, where he resides.

The Hebraic Thread is his first book.

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