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Thursday, September 28, 2023
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Tel Aviv’s Yom Kippur struggle could have been avoided
By
Shlomit Ravitsky Tur-Paz
Instead, it highlighted the harm this government is wreaking, not just on Israel’s democracy, but on its Jewish character
Noah Efron
There was magic too: Yom Kippur, Tel Aviv, 5784
In Habima Square, hundreds joined a hastily organized Ne’ila prayer service with no divisions, just astonishment
Yossi Klein Halevi
The state of our brokenness
Something elemental has been desecrated in our shared Israeliness, and Yom Kippur has again forced us to face ourselves
Netanyahu can’t deliver on Saudi Arabia
By
Aron Heller
It would be a sweetheart deal, but the PM no longer has the political capital, public support or moral authority for it
Zion Evrony
The Saudi deal must deliver a route to Palestinian statehood
Anything less than a bold plan will not bring peace and will devastate Israel’s democracy movement
Dan Perry
Yes to a Saudi deal, no to Netanyahu
The Opposition can support normalization from outside the government – joining the Coalition to rescue the PM would be folly
Cultivating faith when life does not makes sense
By
Frederick L. Klein
After the Shoah, Israel’s founding and the 6-Day War, it was clear the Redemption was underway. Then came Yom Kippur, ’73
Martin Kramer
Golda Meir’s filtration system
Her selective hearing – and not just hers – had calamitous consequences for Israel: There’s a lesson in that for today
Rawan Osman
My first encounter with Jews changed my life
Growing up, the term ’Jew’ became synonymous with ’monster,’ but it wasn’t Israel who killed so many of my fellow Syrians
Coyote tosses the stars and why AI can’t help us
By
Diane Joy Schmidt
On days when I stare at screens for too long, reality loses some of its texture, and the computer won’t ask what’s missing from my experience
Top Ops
Orly Erez Likhovski
Yom Kippur and the fight for Israel’s soul
Israelis have been content for too long to let Orthodox Judaism define what is considered legitimate Jewish practice
Michael Boyden
Anarchy on Yom Kippur
The organizers refused to comply with the court decisions and went ahead with its plans for gender segregated prayers
Zachary Roseman
Dizengoff Square on Yom Kippur eve: A stain on Tel Aviv
They screamed at my pregnant wife and pushed me as I held my toddler – and it had nothing to do with gender separation
Yoni Leviatan
Being in the majority changes you
When motorcycles whizzed by on Yom Kippur, I wanted to force them to stop – until I realized I’d never felt that way in the Diaspora
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