T’ruma: Mystery of the Kruvim
byWhat can the Mishkan teach us about the ways Divine revelation is channeled into our world?
Z’khor Y’mot Olam: Adar
byEven in our own times, we can see sparks of the liberating potential of the month of Adar.
Natan Yellin-Mor’s Revolutionary Legacy with the Visionaries
byThe political leader of the Sternist underground was one of the most revolutionary Jewish thinkers of the previous century. Ahead of the first of Adar, Vision leaders discuss Natan Yellin-Mor’s legacy.
Mishpatim: The Living Torah
byHow should we understand the difference between the Written Torah and the Oral Torah within the context of Israel’s identity and development?
A Sternist Analysis of the Palestinian National Movement
byYellin-Mor’s experiences as a freedom fighter gave him unique insight into how Israel’s treatment of Palestinians would shape the development of both peoples in the decades following the Six Day War.
On History
byI used to believe That history was something abstract, untouchable A river flowing round me Never caring for me Nor I for it Living…
Myanmar & Israel’s Burden of Moral Responsibility
byWhile it remains to be seen how the Netanyahu government will respond to the coup, this might just be the wake-up call that the people of Israel need.
Yitro: Israel’s Universal Mission
byWhy were the Hebrews so surprised by the sudden realization that they would receive the Torah as a set of laws & a mission for the rest of humanity?
The Torah of Humanity
byDoes the Torah have different messages for the children of Israel and for the rest of humankind?
Challenging the IHRA & Peter Beinart: Self-Determination & the Jewish State
byRather than look to other nations for a better way to organize our state’s political institutions, Israel must turn inwards & allow our history & traditions to guide us in establishing a more just society.
Resisting the Trump Plan with David Elḥayani
byWhile most of Israel’s national camp failed to speak out against Donald Trump’s two-state plan, David Elḥayani stood alone and refused to be silenced.
Beshalaḥ: Between Freedom & Liberation
byBetween the smashing of Egypt’s military at the Sea of Reeds and the war against Amalek at Rephidim, the Hebrews had to develop a national perception of emuna in preparation for receiving the Torah.