Z’khor Y’mot Olam: Amalek
byAmalek persists as an enemy that threatens Israel in times of great doubt regarding our historic mission.
Amalek persists as an enemy that threatens Israel in times of great doubt regarding our historic mission.
I love Israel. I believe in Israel. But I do not “stand” with Israel. I do not support the Likud government coalition, I do…
Complaints about the shutting down of public buses and shopping malls one day a week place the wants of the privileged above the needs of low-wage workers for acceptable employment conditions.
Marxism is first and foremost a critique of capitalism. It is not, on its own, a solution.
Thinking outside-the-box & questioning the assumptions behind most of our political conclusions can prevent Israel’s national-religious camp from losing our way or unwittingly betraying the struggle we’ve committed our lives to.
Bringing the first fruits free us from limiting our identities to material wealth or status while allowing us to measure ourselves and our work according to our impact on the collective society at large.
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We can’t judge those who didn’t fight. But we can acknowledge that within the context of a system that fostered an exclusive focus on personal survival, fighting was an act of reclaiming our humanity.
In order for the Jewish people to truly be free, it is not enough to be liberated from physical slavery. We must also liberate ourselves from mental slavery.