Catholics for Israel

Can the Jewish faith be compatible with a rejection of the State of Israel, and what are the implications for Jewish identity and community cohesion?

Is there a belief within Judaism that accepts the concept of reincarnation, or is it strictly a Hindu and Buddhist belief? How does this potentially impact the understanding of life and afterlife within Judaism?

I have come across references to Bethany in various contexts, but I'm curious to know if there is any significant mention or historical connection of Bethany in Jewish texts or traditions. Is there a deeper meaning or significance to this city within Judaism?

Can the concept of reincarnation be reconciled with traditional Jewish beliefs, and if so, what implications does it have for the understanding of life and afterlife in Judaism?

Can the concept of reincarnation be reconciled with traditional Jewish beliefs, and if so, how does it impact the understanding of life, death, and the afterlife within the Jewish faith?

Can the concept of reincarnation be reconciled with Jewish beliefs and teachings, or is it strictly a non-Jewish belief? Are there any Jewish texts or teachings that acknowledge or discuss the possibility of multiple lives?