Original sentence: "Thou shalt not give Hitler posthumous victories", also nicknamed as the "614th commandment" or "614th mitzvah", even thought technically it isn't, is a concept created by Holocaust surivor Emil Fackenheim.A professor of philosophy at the University of Toronto and a Reform Jew, he did not become a Zionist until 1967 when his reaction to the Holocaust and its implications for Jewish law crystallized:.It is not embraced universally, this concept receives currency within several communities and has become an important touchstone for dialogue on related issues.This has become a popular but unofficial addition to Jewish Talmudic Law ironicly by Reform Judaism that dispute it
Edited sentence: "Thou shalt not give Hitler posthumous victories", also known as the "614th commandment" or "614th mitzvah", is a concept created by Holocaust surivor Emil Fackenheim.A professor of philosophy at the University of Toronto and a Reform rabbi, he did not become a Zionist until 1967 when his reaction to the Holocaust and its implications for Jewish law crystallized:.Although not embraced universally, this concept receives currency within several religious communities and has become an important touchstone for dialogue on related issues.This has become a popular but unofficial addition to Jewish Talmudic Law