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A Coalition of Fantasies
Why Dialogue
Report: The ideological threat to the Jewish State
Mastering Our Own Fate
The Ability to Change
Fear of Normality
The Quest for Israeli & Jewish Identity
Soul-Searching of Israel's Religious Right and Secular Left
A Letter to Europe
Jewish and Israeli Culture
Our Weddings as an Identity Card
Are we assimilating?
The Love of Israel: After Post-Zionism
identities in transition: Jews and Israelisin the Age of Doubt
The Quest for Sanctity
The Dying Journalism and the State of the Nation
People of the Story
Gaining clarity: after postmodernism
Giyur: Zionism's Major Challenge and Test
Who has the Rights to Public Property?
What strengthens us and what weakens us
The Torah and Life: What We Need to Learn Now
Everything Can Be Measured: On the Death of Things Beyond Measure
Crisis, Disintegration, and Chance for Renewal
Say Goodbye to Shabbat – Our Enslavement to Culture 24/7
The great void: On the absence of European Jews from the life of the Jewish people and European culture
Jews and Arabs: In view of the vision documents by Israel’s Arabs
Again in Zion - Ethiopian Jews in Israel
Is the Israeli left alive or dead?
One Million Russian Immigrants
Hebron: Religious passions and conflicting narratives
What kind of rabbinate do we need? The Torah world and the challenge of reality
The bread of poverty: Israel in the eyes of the bottom decile
The cost of privatization: On false economic messianism
Bialik: Revisiting the Big Questions
Unconstitutional: The establishment of a private prison in Israel
Love of Israel: After post-Zionism
The Chief Rabbinate versus the Jewish People
A letter to the Palestinians
Thirst: On the New Spirituality
Not submissive: On the women’s struggle in Israel
The full cart: Ultra-Orthodox Jews and the price of success
A state in their image: Finance ministry officials are reshaping Israel’s scale of values
Soul searching – the soul and its search: How will the internal decisions of the Religious Zionist movement impact the future of Israeli society?
An experiment that failed and succeeded
At an Israeli Crossroads
Jewish Urban Fantasies
Between Ramot Beit Shemesh and Kabul
Leaving the Cave
The New Community
A Blessed Abundance of Influences
A "Me-First" Mentality: A Portrait of Israel's Elite
The Days That Are About To Come
New Readings
Looking after One's Own Kind: The Image of Israel's Elite
The Others
No sleep for Israel
The Repression of Our Awareness
The body: Between policing and freedom
We Need New Canonical Texts
Israeli Comments
The Old Myth Lives On
Kafka: To Whom Does This Legacy Belong?
Women's Struggle: Victory from the Bottom-Up
Criticism in an Age of Delegitimization
What about collective rights?
The Jewish Study Ethic in Crisis
Indigenous Readers
The real estate bubble and those outside of it
To Find Grace Everywhere
Lands End: The Struggle Over The Land Has Gone To Court
Cold Days in Europe
To Learn from the Scholars of the Past
Modern Spirituality
The Immeasurability of the Human Soul
Jewish Women Writers
The Body & the Image
Barefoot Reading
Has the United States Anything To Offer Egypt?
A School for Ordinary Jews
Their Tragedy, and Ours
Longing and Love
Israeli Arabs Speak
The Almost Obsessive Presence of the Letter
Emotional renewal
The Soul That Is Inside the Landscape
 

The Ability to Change

Hillel the Elder meets Ahad Ha'am
By Micha Goodman  |  27/08/2009
Israeli society is locked into a degenerative dichotomy between the “religious” and the “secular.” The need for a new type of beit midrash is as imperative for secular Israelis as it is for the religious. Micha Goodman describes the close connection that exists between those who come from the religious world and wish t...

The ability to change
By Moshe Shner  |  27/08/2009
Moshe Shner, a first generation Israeli and the son of Holocaust survivors, writes on the Diaspora and the formation of the Israeli identity as a work-in-progress

Do you know where you're headed?
By Orit San-Gupta  |  27/08/2009
To deeply encounter other cultures, and to draw lessons from them, is not assimilation. Quite the opposite. The encounter between the individual and the other, and the attempt to understand it, generates a need in the individual to understand oneself and one's roots. Orit Teitler Sen-Gupta, a senior yoga instructo...

Te`ezaza Sanbat
By Yaakov Gonchel  |  27/08/2009
The ancient book that Yaakov Gonchel received from his grandfather, the Te'ezaza Snabat - the commandment of the Sabbath - opend a window onto the lives of his ascetic partriarchal line, and onto the ancient traditional lifestyles of the Ethiopian Jewish community. Their way of life, as prescribed by the text, cra...

Don't be afraid of us. On the inside we "Russians" are white and furry
By Dan Shapira  |  27/08/2009
Who are the Jews who came to Israel from amidst the ruins of the former Soviet Union? Dan Shapira unfolds their history in the past century according to the regions from which they came, and explains the differences between them and veteran Israelis regarding the Holocaust, non-Jews, the army, and terror. Soviet Jewry:...

The only game in town
By Hillel Halkin  |  27/08/2009
On the whole, though Zionism was wrong in some of its prognostications, it was right about thw main point: In the modern world, only a sovereighn Jewish nation in control of all of its own cultural and educational institutions can guarantee that, at the end of the day, a Jewish society will absorb other rather than be ...

Paying the price: Attenuation of attachments to land and Jewish tradition on Israel's left
By Eliezer Ya'ari  |  27/08/2009
Eliezer Yaari assesses the price paid by Israeli society, including its left wing, for the inability to distinguish between attachment and entitlement, and to retain the attachment

Rabbi in a forgotten town
By Tamar Gingihashvili  |  27/08/2009
Ben-Zion Michaelshvili, head of the kollel in Akko (Acre), Israel, was only 42 when he died of cardiac arrest. Thus ended the life of this most modest of men, who devoted all his waking hours to his hard-working flock, a patchwork of Jews from all the diasporas. Michaelshvili's heart could not withstand the murder...

We demand to be full partners in fashioning the public, cultural, and political spheres
By Amal Jamal  |  27/08/2009
There can be no more oppressive feeling than living in a social context in which your voice is not effective, and in which your word is either not heard or not worth the same as that of others.

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