what is Israel's independence Day really all about? 🇮🇱

Published: Wed, 05/04/22

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Differentiating Between Two Wars

How we relate to these wars is significant because it expresses how we understand Jewish liberation, its objectives and what policies we are willing to support in our current chapter of Israel's story.

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Yom HaAtzmaut

The fifth of Iyar marks not only Israel's victory against England but also the day we fulfilled the collective mitzvah of sovereignty over our homeland for the first time in nearly 2,000 years.

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Understanding Yom HaZikaron

Yom HaZikaron is a day to stand in awe of those fighters who made a conscious decision to give their lives for the Jewish people's national rebirth.

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Yom HaAtzamot

On Yom HaAtzmaut, the dry bones of Israel came together to form a strong national body. But what spirit will that body now express?

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The First Lebanon War IV

How Israel's Lebanon strategy spiraled out of control with the assassination of Bachir Gemayel and the massacres at the Sabra & Shatila camps.

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Parshat Emor: National Kidush HaShem

The awareness that Israel is the national expression of HaShem in this world and that our conduct is a direct reflection of His Divine Ideal should fill us with a deep sense of tremendous responsibility.

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