The American Zionist Movement Needs Electoral Reform
byFor the Zionist movement to regain legitimacy & purpose, it behooves the AZM to allow space for a serious conversation about electoral reform.
For the Zionist movement to regain legitimacy & purpose, it behooves the AZM to allow space for a serious conversation about electoral reform.
The rejection of Israel’s Oral Torah should be understood not as a peripheral feature of Christianity but rather as central to its theology.
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The Betar movement appears to have sprung back to life in recent months. But why is this so threatening to the official World Zionist Organization?
Only once the myth of the perfect geopolitical marriage dies can real partnership begin — not one based on dependency, but on mutual respect.
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While his rhetoric may sound supportive of Israel, Trump’s actions have been telling a different story.
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