The Exodus as the Archetype of Ultimate Liberation
byAlthough the Torah was transmitted at a specific historic moment, its themes & lessons – especially those pertaining to the Exodus – remain eternal.
The First Lebanon War III
byAriel Sharon chased Yasser Arafat into a siege at Beirut – where he discovered that Israel’s Maronite allies were not as dependable as he had hoped.
The Martyrs that Cured Israel from Fear
byHow did the young fighters executed during Israel’s anti-colonial struggle against British rule effectively cure the Jewish people of its ancient curse of fear?
Words to My Loved Ones in the Nuclear Fallout
byI’ll see you next time, beloved and if I don’t, know I’m always there listening waiting for you I am in the blood you…
Annexation is Israel’s Best Security Option
byThe application of full Israeli sovereignty to the West Bank should be the obvious solution for effectively safeguarding Israel’s security needs.
The Empire’s Most Friendly Ambassador
byIn sharing his thoughts on crafting the Trump administration’s policy for Israel, former Ambassador David Friedman avoids the core contradictions between Israeli & US interests.
Pivoting to China Would Be A Mistake
byThe strategy of reducing Israel’s reliance on the current global hegemon by deepening ties with its rival isn’t likely to result in greater independence.
Superpower Patronage is Simply Quite Atrocious
by(To the tune of Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious)
The Jewish Story: Interlude On Leadership
byWhat defines a leader in the Jewish people’s story?
In Conversation with a [Two-State] Zionist (with Samuel Hyde)
bySince accomplishing its revolutionary historic role, has Zionism slid back towards an assimilationist impulse aimed at transforming the State of Israel into a ‘normal’ state on the international stage?
Israel’s Opportunity to Lead
byRather than fall into imperialist behavioral patterns, Israel is positioned to usher in a better world where nations no longer seek to dominate others.
The First Lebanon War II
byUnderstanding the Lebanon War requires us to examine the explosive combination of Lebanon’s tumultuous history with Begin’s questionable decision to hand Ariel Sharon the defense ministry.