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"That's a great question! Many interpretations exist across different traditions."

"Some scholars see it as collective Israel, others as an individual figure."

"I'd recommend consulting a qualified scholar for a definitive answer."

"Note: I can make mistakes. Please verify all information."

⚠ Fallacy detected: Appeal to Authority — Rashi is one 11th-century voice among many.

① Targum Yonatan (pre-Christian) translates Isaiah 52:13 as "my servant the Messiah."

② Sanhedrin 98b applies Isaiah 53:4 to the Messiah — "the leper scholar."

③ Zohar, Shemot 212a — "The Messiah will bear the sins of Israel."

④ Hebrew grammar: singular masculine throughout. Israel = feminine collective.

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Rashi contradicted the Targum, the Talmud, and the Zohar. He is not defending tradition — he is overruling it.

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