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Promised Lands: Hadassah Kaplan and the Legacy of American Jewish Women in Early Twentieth-Century Palestine By Sharon Ann Musher Material:Hard Cover What draws us to theHow adventurous Jewish womens travels upended Jewish norms In 1922, Rabbi Mordecai Kaplan, the founder of Reconstructionist Judaism, first initiated the bat mitzvah as a rite of passage for Jewish girls. Characterized as a lifelong supporter of womens rights, Kaplans family, including his wife and four daughters, played a role in shaping his ideas about women, culture, and Zionism. This was especially true of his second daughter, Hadassah Kaplan, who