40 שנה לרבי מאיר כהנא – Rabbi Meir Kahane 40 Years

40 Years by Rabbi Meir Kahane is a bold and provocative reflection on the spiritual and political journey of the Jewish people since the founding of the State of Israel in 1948. In the book, Kahane argues that the establishment of Israel, while historically significant, has failed to fulfill the redemptive vision of the Jewish people due to its secular foundations and moral confusion. He criticizes both Israeli leaders for imitating Western values and Diaspora Jewry for falsely believing in their safety outside of Israel. Emphasizing the dangers of exile and the permanence of antisemitism, Kahane calls for a return to Torah values, Jewish pride, and unapologetic nationalism. The book serves as a forceful manifesto urging aliyah and the creation of a truly Torah-based Jewish state. Written in a fiery tone and grounded in Jewish texts, 40 Years remains a controversial yet passionate critique of modern Zionism and Jewish identity.