I think it concerns any Gentile who wants to know what the Torah really has to say. It is important because today that Israel returned to its land, it created a lot of change in world consciousness. Jews are also concerned because this change in our situation from exile to coming back to our land and trying to establish Jewish sovereignty and living here with all the problems that we have with it, also caused a change in the Jewish understanding of what the Torah means for us – which is the question, by the way, which the Pope asked Rabbi Shaar Yishuv HaCohen to answer:
"What does the Torah mean for the Jews?" (I am telling Gentiles what it means for them).
The Torah is a project. It is not only a book of do's and don'ts it is also the divine project in History. It is the blueprint of History under divine government.
