Sternism as a Jewish Liberation Tendency (with Aryeh Shapiro)
Can ‘Sternism’ as a Jewish liberation tendency be applied to the Jewish people’s current struggles?
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.
Can ‘Sternism’ as a Jewish liberation tendency be applied to the Jewish people’s current struggles?
Can Israel incorporate the socio-economic features of the Shmita (Sabbatical) & Yovel (Jubilee) years?
Do popular superheroes express deep Jewish values, internal struggles & aspirations for a better world?
It’s now undeniably clear that Netanyahu spent years protecting Israel from Trump’s two-state agenda.
Explore the hidden meaning behind the Greek ‘defilement’ of the Temple oils (and the subsequent armed resistance led by Matityahu and his sons).
The State of Israel has many structures, policies & even foundational ideas in need of repair. But are liberal Western political framings helpful when trying to resolve Israeli society’s contradictions?
Professor Shaul Magid’s new book explores Rav Meir Kahane’s lifelong struggle against the Jewish embrace of bourgeois liberalism and his lasting socio-political impact on the US Jewish community.
What does Jewish ‘decolonization’ really look like? What are the ramifications of pro-Israel figures & organizations utilizing the notion of Jewish ‘indigeneity’ as a shallow political talking point?
In addition to spreading a revolutionary Torah to Jews in Israel & the Diaspora, Rav Benny Eisner served as an example for how we can meaningfully participate in the story of the Jewish people.
Can resolving the contradictions between Jewish particularism & universalism attract more US Jews to become participants in their people’s story?
Is it time for Rav Kook’s revolutionary Torah to penetrate into Diaspora Jewish communities?
Can a postcolonial conversation help Israel become a state that more deeply expresses Jewish identity?