Crossing the Jordan
byI have been waiting to write this For so, so long Sitting at my desk and crying As my soul grasped for something out…
A Game-Changing Approach to Peace
byA revolutionary approach to Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation at Tel Aviv University’s Conflict Resolution & Mediation international program.
Diaspora Jewish Students & the ‘Israel Conversation’ (with McKenna Bates)
byCan Gen Z Jews – detached from the traumatic experiences of previous generations – engage in more nuanced conversations about Israel?
What’s Wrong with Classically Abby Roth?
byAbby Roth’s embrace of ‘Judeo-Christian values’ is no less an expression of psychological colonization than the White Girl Feminism she critiques.
Elul
byA sudden turn of heads reverberations though the house the pitter-patter of cats running away must you really do that every day? The misplaced…
Just Lipstick
byDr. Israel Eldad demonstrates how Jerusalem can offer us a clear lens by which to observe the many challenges & aspirations of Jewish history.
This is Your Mother Speaking
byIs ‘religious freedom’ the new idol worship? In an age of absolute ‘tolerance’ with no red lines, will it be forbidden for Jews to say ‘no’ in our own land?
Crisis in the Likud
byNetanyahu’s decades of experience handling intra-party coups, factional splits & foreign pressure have made him the man best suited to lead us through this national crisis. But is he up for the task?
A Complex Conversion: Perspectives on Missionaries in Israel
byAn informal social survey exploring diverse opinions about missionaries & their impact in Israel from across the socio-political spectrum.
A Geopolitical Phenomenon
byBoycott campaigns against Israel – reminiscent of the 1945 boycott declared by the newly formed Arab League – honestly never really stood a chance.
Servants of Time
byWestern philosophers largely agree on the notion that man is an animal, driven by his inescapable desires, and that the only solution is to protect each individual from his carnivorous neighbors.
The Curse of Cowardice
byDon’t speak up as they oust us from the theatres, the universities, the workplace flood their paper with rivers of rhetoric for perhaps they…