An Idiot’s Guide to Israeli Judicial Reform
The domestic & international hysteria over the Israeli government’s challenge to the Supreme Court serves to obfuscate the actual situation.
The War in Ukraine & the Footsteps of Redemption
Because Israel exists as a microcosm of humanity, whenever any nation’s character is underdeveloped a similar lack can be found within the Jewish people.
Trump Confirms the US-Israel Relationship’s Toxicity
The former US president’s candid interview with Barak Ravid confirms that Washington has ultimate control over the State of Israel’s major policies.
Reflections on the Bikkurim
The Bikkurim help us to transcend our individual identities so we can perceive & experience ourselves as part of a greater Israelite collective.
Impressions of Joshua Cohen’s ‘The Netanyahus’
It’s refreshing to see that a Jewish writer in the United States is still willing to ask questions that many mistakenly think to have long been settled.
Why Pollard Makes Jews So Uncomfortable
Even after nearly forty years, Jewish leaders in the United States can’t bring themselves to recognize the very real dilemma Jonathan Pollard was faced with.
The Solution to the Conflict No One is Talking About
More Jewishness & Democracy from the River to the Sea can lead to real justice & peace for both peoples.
Reflections on the Passover Lockdown
Will it still be next year in Jerusalem?
Sukkot & Indigenous Peoples’ Day
The common themes of destructive encounters with the West, connection to ancestral land, unity, and liberation should foster Jewish solidarity with the indigenous peoples of the Americas.
Advice for Those Attending the AIPAC Policy Conference
Those attending the AIPAC Policy Conference in DC should ask some very important questions about Jewish liberation and the US-Israel relationship.
7 Facts About Yair on the 25th of Shvat
Stern was a revolutionary poet who inspired a liberation movement that restored Jewish independence to our land after nearly 2,000 years.
The Sabbatical Year in the Hebrew Economy
Shmita not only expresses the Jewish people’s unique and intimate relationship with the land of Israel but also frames how we relate to economic activity and experience time.