Time is Money
“Time is money” they say And it pains me to admit There’s some truth to what they say In the hustle and bustle of…
Aryeh Leib Shapiro made aliyah from America in 2018 after finishing a degree in International Relations and History, and since finishing his army service, he learns at Machon Meir in Jerusalem while organizing and writing for Vision.
“Time is money” they say And it pains me to admit There’s some truth to what they say In the hustle and bustle of…
Only by replacing our current system with a more participatory model that makes demography less of a threat can we move beyond Israel’s dehumanizing political rhetoric towards Palestinians.
An exclusively materialist framework isn’t able to grasp the idealist components of Israel’s mission.
The increase in Jews ascending the Temple Mount & the failure to form a Likud-led coalition share the same root dogmatism in Israel’s national camp.
Evans and the Christian Zionist missionaries he represents could lose their power base in Israel without Netanyahu in the prime minister’s office.
“I stand with Israel” you proclaim From a million miles across the sea As rockets rain down over my head “I stand with Israel”…
The US-Israel relationship has always been conditioned on submission to the regional interests and imperialist demands of the United States.
What makes Smotrich’s position so disappointing is that he represents precisely the sector of Israeli society that should be engaging the Palestinians.
Even in our own times, we can see sparks of the liberating potential of the month of Adar.
While 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.
Rather 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.
Although Jonathan Pollard has returned home to the State of Israel, the US Jewish community must find the courage to confront the implications of his story.