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Erev Rav

Also known as: Mixed Multitude

Summary

'Mixed multitude' — internal enemy within Jewish community; used to discipline dissenting Jews.

Definition

Erev Rav ('mixed multitude') is a theological concept referring to the internal enemy within the Jewish community, derived from the biblical narrative of non-Israelites who joined the Exodus. In modern application, the doctrine is used to justify surveillance and discipline of dissenting Jews who are classified as 'erev rav'—traitors to the collective from within.

Background & History

Biblical internal enemy concept

Operational Role in the Network

Justification for surveillance and discipline of dissenting Jews

Aliases & Alternative Names

Mixed Multitude
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