Israeli Judaism
How Sovereign Jews Became the Target of an Islamic Identity Crisis
If the Jews of 1898—who were fleeing persecution in Eastern Europe and those who were living as second class citizens throughout the Arab world—could push Islam back, it signified an intolerable disaster of Islamic weakness.
New Subjects in the Field
Opinion Articles
Opinion Articles
Israel’s Path Forward: Embracing the Jewish Heritage of Secularism
A recent study by the Jewish People Policy Institute (JPPI) found that “a large majority of secular Israeli Jews attach importance to their Jewish identity, and most express a strong sense of Jewishness.”
Opinion Articles
Opinion Articles
Artem – Brother or Other?
The State of Israel should recognize two parallel paths for the creation of family units: religious marriage and secular civil unions. Thus, Artem would become an equal citizen without tearing the fabric of our shared Israeli society.
