From Prophecy to Religion
byAt a very specific moment in history, a worldwide prophetic experience was replaced by man-made religions & philosophies to describe reality — from Divine revelation (& paganism) to human reasoning.
We Must Fight this Holy War Alone
byHaShem fights this war through Israel’s military & infuses us with the strength to defeat His enemies.
No Need for ‘Hasbara’
byEveryone understands why Israel attacked Iran. For years, the world has been waiting to see if & when we’d pull the trigger. We don’t need to explain it.
Uniting the Forces within Israel
byDiscover Rav Kook’s prophetic vision for Israel developing a spiritual-national-universal camp.
The Church of England & Cambridge ‘Hebrew Studies’
byKoller’s appointment shouldn’t be seen as Cambridge accepting the connection between the Hebrew language & the living nation of Israel.
Thank You for Supporting VISION in the Zionist Election
byOver six thousand Jews expressed a desire for fresh ideas & new conversations about meaningfully participating in this chapter of Israel’s story.
Israel’s Internal Development
byThe Torah provides us with prophetic instruction to heal societal rifts & advance toward our destiny.
The Noaḥide Presence at Sinai
byThe return of Israel to our land has transformed the receiving of the Torah from a mere national experience to one with universal ramifications.
The Prime Minister’s Contradictions
byWhile Netanyahu’s actions seek to increase Israel’s independence from the US as he empowers non-Western forces in Israeli society, his rhetoric often portrays Israel as a frontline outpost for the West.
A Common Misunderstand of the Torah
byThe Torah Israel received includes a system for deriving practical laws from a prophetic experience.
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.
Shmita, Sinai, & the Christian Censor
byThe rejection of Israel’s Oral Torah should be understood not as a peripheral feature of Christianity but rather as central to its theology.