Two Judeans, Several Opinions
Two West Bank Jews discuss our very different approaches to reconciliation work with Palestinians.
Rav Yehuda HaKohen is a West Bank Jewish organizer & educator. As a leader in the Vision movement, he works to empower students to become thought leaders & active participants in the current chapter of Jewish history. As part of Semitic Action, he organizes grassroots dialogue sessions for Palestinians & Israelis seeking to transcend competing one-sided narratives in favor of a more scientific analysis of what forces us into conflict.
Two West Bank Jews discuss our very different approaches to reconciliation work with Palestinians.
‘Michael’ remained a ‘fighter for the freedom of Israel’ & principled revolutionary his entire life – even when he reached the prime minister’s office.
Imagine, just for fun, if Trotsky had survived the assassination attempt in Mexico, moved to Mandate Palestine, joined the anti-British underground & became the State of Israel’s first prime minister.
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At a very specific moment in history, a worldwide prophetic experience was replaced by man-made religions & philosophies to describe reality — from Divine revelation (& paganism) to human reasoning.
Discover Rav Kook’s prophetic vision for Israel developing a spiritual-national-universal camp.
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The Torah Israel received includes a system for deriving practical laws from a prophetic experience.
On the 28th of Iyar, 5727 (1967), something much deeper than a simple military victory occurred.
President Trump has torn the liberal mask off of US imperialism, making the abusive nature of the US-Israel relationship more transparent than ever.
What does the deeper meaning of Lag Ba’Omer reveal about the Torah’s message for Israel today?
On Israel’s Independence Day, we don’t celebrate a victory over the Arabs but rather the culmination of a successful war for liberation against British rule.