Rav Mike Feuer: with Yossi Klein Halavi
byRav Mike Feuer interviews Yossi Klein Halevi to discus his experiences as an activist and author.
Rav Mike Feuer interviews Yossi Klein Halevi to discus his experiences as an activist and author.
What were the political, economic and security considerations that drove Israeli policies in the West Bank/Judea & Samaria following the Six Day War?
I sit on a balcony in living Jerusalem, speaking to my father He explains the thought of the world and a return of light…
Can the City of David Foundation continue facilitating Israel’s historic reunion with Jerusalem in such a way that benefits local Palestinians?
Netanyahu deserves credit for shifting the international discussion over the territories in Israel’s favor but it’s unclear if his long-term plan is to resist or implement the Trump plan.
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.
By embracing the two-state paradigm or even thinking it’s Washington’s role to broker a deal, Trump has adopted the major errors underlying all foreign attempts to end our conflict.
Washington’s interests in the Semitic region have long demanded the partition of Israel into two separate states, each dependent on US economic and military aid to survive.
While insisting on respect for the diverse spectrum of beliefs among its numerous members, the UN functions almost exclusively within the ideological paradigm of its most dominant nations.
Sarah Tuttle-Singer and Rabbi Yehuda HaKohen talk about their first experiences with Israel, approaches to peace, ostensibly rival narratives and societal frictions in the State of Israel.