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Zionism Revisited

How immigrants shaped the Jewish state

What is a kibbutz in Israel?

Kibbutzniks did everything together. They dressed alike, ate the same food together in dining halls, and lived in simple, similar-looking houses.

Next Year in Jerusalem: Why is this city so important?

The other Herzl: The legacy of Rav Kook

When the Jewish state was almost in Uganda

What is Zionism? 6 different types of Zionist thinking

“From this center, the spirit of Judaism will radiate…to all the communities of the Diaspora, to inspire them with new life and to preserve the overall unity of our people.”

5 elections, 3 years: Inside Israel’s Knesset

Making aliyah: Should I stay or should I go?

“The State of Israel will be open for Jewish immigration and for the Ingathering of the Exiles,” declares the country’s Declaration of Independence.

Why I no longer say “Israel has a right to exist”

The argument over existence is over, saying “I believe Israel has a right to exist” locks us in a debate already litigated and fought for.

Is Birthright Israel too good to be true?

7 leadership lessons I learned from former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin

One lesson I’ve learned from reading biographies of Begin and others is that you don’t need to be perfect to be a great leader.

Louis Brandeis: Can Americans be patriots and Zionists?

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