Bridgebuilder Spotlight: Martin and Nathalie Blackham
This month’s bridgebuilders are Martin and Nathalie Blackham from Israel First, Har Adar, Israel.
Jews and Israelis: Labor Pains on the Way to Redemption
Since the country’s founding as a primarily secular state in 1948, Israel’s population has dramatically changed to become more religious.
2023 – Time to Celebrate World Zion Day
Now it’s time for all nations to join us in taking Zionism to the next level. Zionism that is focused on Zion – Hashem’s Temple Mount!
It is time for non-Jews to embrace Zionism to fulfill its biblical vision
The call for Global Zionism is a call to create a movement for the nations whose goal is to turn Zion into a house of prayer for all nations.
Democrats’ Attitudes Towards Israel Reach a Tipping Point
The rise of the intersectional left is the primary reason why, for the first time, Gallup says Democrats sympathize more with the Palestinians than with the Jewish state.
Can Secularism Survive?
National perpetuation requires both a robust birthrate and an educational program about its traditions and ideals. Without these, the nation will either physically wither or change its character. In both, Halkin’s secular Zionism, and liberalism in general, lack the requisite material to propel it forward.
Israel’s Key National Security Challenge in 2023
(May apply to additional Western democracies.)
We Need a Better Definition of Antisemitism
Antisemitic ideology is highly adaptive, reinventing its obsession with supposed Jewish malignancy in almost any situation and winning supporters accordingly.
Bidding Farewell to the Rabbi Who Defined Religious Zionism
One of Rabbi Haim Drukman’s greatest virtues was his connection to the nation of Israel.
The New York Times, Zionism and Israel
Just in time for Hanukkah, the “paper of record” indulges its century-long discomfort with the Jewish state.