Theodore herzl
A second Herzl moment: Why Zionist institutions must reform now - opinion
It’s time to pause and ask: Do Zionist institutions serve the Jewish people today, or primarily themselves?
The Jewish state at a crossroads: New realities or status quo? - opinion
We can operationalize the dream of unity into a reality - opinion
The Jewish Zionist story is one of rebirth - opinion
Israel’s future: A tale of two (or three) Zionisms - opinion
The lines between religion and state are being blurred.
Celebrating 75 years of Theodor Herzl's Zionist idea - opinion
The world recognized Theodor Herzl's old-new Zionist idea, Jews are a people tied to a particular homeland with the right to establish a Jewish state in their homeland.
IDF officers learn about Herzl, leadership in Budapest
The "Leadership Sees the Future Journey," as the program is called, deals with the importance of formulating a Zionist vision even today.
125 years on, this is my Zionism - opinion
Zionism and the state of Israel means a lot to the Jewish people, why?
What is the connection between Herzl and haredim? - opinion
IN CONTRAST to all these negative sentiments about the Zionist movement, there were rabbis who advocated the return of world Jewry to the Land of Israel before Herzl came on the scene.
What Zionist lessons can we learn from Passover?
Like Moses, early Zionists weren’t disheartened by initial setbacks and rejections. They persisted and used diplomacy and resistance.
What was the breaking point of historical Zionism?
Herzl collected some unusual supporters, such as an antisemite fan. Then a reverend showed up at Herzl’s doorstep, “with the long gray beard of a prophet.”
What do the American Revolution, Moses and Herzl have in common?
Unlike in Herzl’s France, Israel’s stability is provided by that secret formula planted in Deuteronomy by Moses: Political delegation.
Zionism: a historic force for Jewish life
Exploring the relationship between Hebrew literature, modern Hebrew and Zionism
Parasha & Herzl: Passover as Jewish particularity
Parasha and Herzl: The Golden Calf reappears
Forty days without Moses is a long time.
