are 'two-state Zionists' driven by an assimilationist impulse? 🇮🇱

Published: Thu, 03/24/22

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Vision Versus 'Hasbarism' & Liberal Zionism

A 2014 debate between Vision Magazine's Yehuda HaKohen, former Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon & J Street Executive Director Jeremy Ben-Ami.

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In Conversation with a [Two-State] Zionist

Since 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?

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The First Lebanon War II

Understanding 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.

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Fear

To discover how a land can be loved
And tribes can live in harmony, and enemies can become friends
To realize that yes, it ain’t Europe here
For this time we have power
And history is waiting

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Israel's Opportunity to Lead

Rather than fall into imperialist behavioral patterns, Israel is positioned to usher in a better world where nations no longer seek to dominate others.

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Parshat Shemini: Understanding Kedusha

Israel is to participate in - and elevate - every sphere of national life in order to reveal the inner connection of all that exists to the Divine Ideal.

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