Jews nowadays are the repositories of a vast context. And sometimes the context rears its head.

But not only those who are outwardly religious. Secular Zionists, for instance, are the heirs to the legacy of Achav, the Israelite king who eschewed "old time religion" in favor of Israel being urbane and politically relevant. They are the ones who are building the land, not the outwardly religious. When the Six Day War happened, all of a sudden all these Zionists was chanting, "Yisrael b'tach beHashem." Where did that come from?