Truth and Reconciliation, Part Two
Jul 12, 2026 · 51 min · 12 segments
Today we wrap up our long, winding conversation with Daniel Klein, former settler who grew up in the West Bank. You can find more from him * * * Hosted on Acast. See…
Jul 12, 2026 · 51 min · 12 segments
Today we wrap up our long, winding conversation with Daniel Klein, former settler who grew up in the West Bank. You can find more from him * * * Hosted on Acast. See…
Daniel KleinGuest
Jane MarieHost
It's a whole series of moments that I think for many people actually starts in childhood.
Many of the people that are coming around now are people that if you ask them, they would say that there was always something off, that they weren't safe to express, but there was always something that they were holding at the same time.
And when I had mentioned splitting my personality as a kid, when I saw that breaking the Sabbath was not what I was told it was, and I started to kind of see through what I would call now rabbinic Judaism, there are always these series of questions and thoughts and feelings that I was never truly safe And I had created this persona in order to fit in and in order to be received and not to be rejected and not to be excommunicated.
Because growing up, I knew that there were three red lines that if I ever crossed them, I would be excommunicated from my family, or at least from my parents.
It's a whole series of moments that I think for many people actually starts in childhood.
Many of the people that are coming around now are people that if you ask them, they would say that there was always something off, that they weren't safe to express, but there was always something that they were holding at the same time.
And when I had mentioned splitting my personality as a kid, when I saw that breaking the Sabbath was not what I was told it was, and I started to kind of see through what I would call now rabbinic Judaism, there are always these series of questions and thoughts and feelings that I was never truly safe And I had created this persona in order to fit in and in order to be received and not to be rejected and not to be excommunicated.
Because growing up, I knew that there were three red lines that if I ever crossed them, I would be excommunicated from my family, or at least from my parents.
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