Yehuda HaKohen in Conversation with Justin Ellis
byYehuda HaKohen shares his journey from narrow Jewish nationalism to a uniquely Hebrew Universalism and explains how that transition is necessary for advancing Israel’s historic mission.
Yehuda HaKohen shares his journey from narrow Jewish nationalism to a uniquely Hebrew Universalism and explains how that transition is necessary for advancing Israel’s historic mission.
As protests spread throughout the United States, the Jewish community needs to struggle with some very challenging yet crucial questions.
Can the City of David Foundation continue facilitating Israel’s historic reunion with Jerusalem in such a way that benefits local Palestinians?
Can a national conversation addressing the State of Israel’s problematic foundational structures offer new opportunities for the Jewish people’s future?
Panim el-Panim is on the front line of a struggle to protect Israel’s native culture and identity from powerful forces of cultural imperialism.
Are Diaspora Jews ready to engage in fresh conversations? The Vision movement’s educational campaign challenged some basic assumptions underlying the pro-Israel establishment.
Over a thousand Jews expressed a desire for fresh ideas & new conversations about meaningful participation in this chapter of our people’s story.
Zionism addressed the needs of the Jewish people in a very specific situation and created new conditions that it doesn’t possess answers for.
I like to think we ran a campaign that raised the level of conversation and forced people to think about what the next goals of Jewish liberation might be.
When it comes to inspiring the next generation to become active characters in Jewish history, only VISION knows how to get the job done.