Seeing Societal Shifts in Israeli Elections (with Shammai Siskind)
How is Israel’s current election cycle antagonizing contradictions within the national-religious sector?
Hosted by Lizzy Oziel and Rav Yehuda HaKohen, the Next Stage podcast focuses on identifying the objectives of Jewish liberation after Zionism. Episodes touch on a wide range of issues relevant to Jewish identity, Torah thought, Israeli politics, decolonization and reconciliation work with Palestinians.
How is Israel’s current election cycle antagonizing contradictions within the national-religious sector?
Can Ayelet Shaked convince voters to see past her involvement in the Bennett-Lapid plutocracy?
Can Jewish women be empowered in such a way that originates from a Hebrew worldview, preserves the Jewish people’s value system & seeks solutions through Israel’s unique cultural/historical lens?
Can social media serve as a platform for high level conversations around Jewish identity & liberation?
Is Tu B’Av merely the Jewish ‘Valentines Day’ or is that understanding part of our deep colonization?
Who were the major Zealot personalities leading Israel’s Great Revolt against the Roman Empire?
Do the children of Israel have something meaningful to contribute to the contemporary discourse surrounding masculinity? How can an ‘Aleph Male’ differ from an ‘Alpha Male’?
What does ‘Religious Zionism’ mean to Diaspora Jews who identify with that label today & how do those Jews look at Israel’s national-religious youth?
As the Bennett-Lapid plutocracy collapses, we should examine whether Israelis experience the term ‘Israeli’ as referring to a civic national or ethnic national (children of Israel) identity.
How easy is it to shift the paradigm through which Diaspora Jewish leaders understand Israeli issues?
The Vision movement often references the concept of ‘Hebrew Universalism’ as a new stage of Jewish liberation – but what does this term actually mean?
When makes Yom HaZikaron l’Shoah v’l’Gvura different from other days on the Hebrew calendar that commemorate the Nazi Holocaust?