The Deeper Lesson of Gush Katif Day
byWe should be careful not to reduce our understanding of the Disengagement to a mere humanitarian crisis for displaced Jews.
Opinion
No to the American ‘Riviera’ of Gaza
byResisting Trump’s plan to rule Gaza would go a long way in advancing Israel’s psychological liberation.
Dropping the ‘Neo’ from Neo-Imperialism
byEven if we entertain the notion that Trump is a true friend to Israel, we’d still have to ask what US policy in Gaza would look like in the post-Trump era.
Fighting for the Spirit of Israel
byQuestions about academia’s role in the struggle for Israel’s character are now more crucial than ever.
Deal or No Deal?
byI can’t fault people for supporting the deal or celebrating the imminent return of the hostages. This situation is wrought with pain & complexity.
Pull the Windshield Wipers Up
byIt’s time we more firmly express our displeasure at the predatory missionary activities in our country.
Trump 2.0: Opportunity & Challenge
byIsrael must seize whatever opportunities a new Trump administration offers us with the knowledge that our reliance on US permission to advance our interests is already a source of profound shame.
Israel Doesn’t Need A Friendly US President
byRather than debate which candidate would be more supportive, we should focus on how Israel can achieve real independence & no longer feel our country so vulnerable to the results of US elections.
How to Defeat Hamas (the Idea)
byTo definitively defeat the ideology of Hamas, we must completely disprove the basic assumptions about Israel that drive their goals & tactics.
The Ultimate Obscenity: Harbinger of Redemption
byI don’t expect the nations to understand the depth of our pain from October 7 but we Jews need to contextualize it within our own unique worldview.
On ‘Goyslop’ & Western Projection
byWhile trying to blame Jews for subversive behavior, ‘Goyslop’ is actually a projection of Western civilization’s most self-destructive excesses.
I Forgot to Die
byIsraelis & Palestinians both rightfully rail against the absence of the international community’s conscience. But after the dust settles & the world moves on, all we will be left with is each other.