Israel: A Simple Guide to the Most Misunderstood Country on Earth

How can a Charedi boy or girl join the workforce, support their family, and contribute to the country’s GDP if they have no basic knowledge in math, science, and English? How are they prepared for life if they don’t know how to work a computer?

Creating agreements and joint ventures in various fields is crucial to help cultivate personal relationships between people, which will eventually grow to better understanding, empathy, and love and can only help establish a foundation for peace. But BDS doesn’t care about all this. “Don’t talk to them!” they yell at their brothers struggling on th

As a general rule, one top-down authority on any religion isn’t great.

In his book Flexigidity, Gidi Grinstein hypothesizes that the most fundamental aspect of Judaism is its ability to adapt, to be rigid and flexible at the same time.

if you want to create a future, you have to know where you’re at, otherwise you’ll just keep doing the same thing, over and over again.

Each new kibbutz or little town or city dweller was a part of the Yishuv. They built Petach Tikva, Rishon Le’Zion, Afula, and dozens more without forcibly removing any people from any land.

before the establishment of Israel, the Arab residents of the land did not have one unified identity and were divided among themselves on various issues, ranging from family and tribal loyalties to demands to be annexed to Syria, Jordan, and the like. It was a pan-Arab identity and not a particular nationalistic attachment to Palestine per se.

BLM welcomed those BDS activists, to the shock and disappointment of people in the know, not to mention the American Jewish community, which by and large is a huge supporter of BLM.

December 1949, after approximately seven hundred thousand Arab Palestinians were displaced and the very Arab countries who started the war refused to offer them any serious material assistance, the UN General Assembly passed Resolution 302 (IV) creating the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, also known a