An Interview with Daniel Gordis
byDaniel Gordis shares his understanding of ‘Biblical statesmanship’ while exploring the concept as it applies to Israel’s past & present leadership.
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The First Lebanon War V
byAs the State of Israel’s longest conflict, the first Lebanon War stretched the fabrics of Israeli society.
What is Hebrew Universalism?
byThe Vision movement often references the concept of ‘Hebrew Universalism’ as a new stage of Jewish liberation – but what does this term actually mean?
The Obligation of Gratitude When History is Under Construction
byHow do historic events create obligations? And why is it necessary for the people of Israel to rejoice?
The First Lebanon War IV
byHow Israel’s Lebanon strategy spiraled out of control with the assassination of Bachir Gemayel and the massacres at the Sabra & Shatila camps.
Exploring the Essence of Yom HaShoah (with Rina bat Eliyahu)
byWhat makes Yom HaZikaron l’Shoah v’laGvura different from other days on the Hebrew calendar that commemorate the Nazi Holocaust?
The First Lebanon War III
byAriel Sharon chased Yasser Arafat into a siege at Beirut – where he discovered that Israel’s Maronite allies were not as dependable as he had hoped.
The Martyrs that Cured Israel from Fear
byHow did the young fighters executed during Israel’s anti-colonial struggle against British rule effectively cure the Jewish people of its ancient curse of fear?
The Empire’s Most Friendly Ambassador
byIn sharing his thoughts on crafting the Trump administration’s policy for Israel, former Ambassador David Friedman avoids the core contradictions between Israeli & US interests.
The Jewish Story: Interlude On Leadership
byWhat defines a leader in the Jewish people’s story?
In Conversation with a [Two-State] Zionist (with Samuel Hyde)
bySince accomplishing its revolutionary historic role, has Zionism slid back towards an assimilationist impulse aimed at transforming the State of Israel into a ‘normal’ state on the international stage?
The First Lebanon War II
byUnderstanding the Lebanon War requires us to examine the explosive combination of Lebanon’s tumultuous history with Begin’s questionable decision to hand Ariel Sharon the defense ministry.