How Israel’s kibbutzim changed and why the communities still endure after Oct. 7
For much of Israel’s history, the kibbutz and moshav were not simply places to live. They were institutions…
Israel needs new leadership: Could covenantal politics be the answer?
Three months away from election day here in Israel, we, as a community, need to think seriously about…
Israel’s kibbutzim adapt to war, privatization, and a changing future
More than a century after they were first founded, have kibbutzim grown up? Let’s start at the very…
The Blogs: What India Might Learn from Israel’s Involuntary Urbanism | Yashwant Singh
Most comparative analyses begin in the wrong place. They ask: what has Israel built that India should copy?…
The Blogs: The Accidental Socialist | Julie Shamir
Being a socialist is hard. Being an accidental socialist is harder. Because I didn’t really choose this life…
The Blogs: Solidarity in Action: Germans Rebuilding an Israeli Kibbutz | Paushali Lass
A quiet German initiative brings volunteers to Israel to help rebuild Kibbutz Nir Oz and support bereaved families.…
The Blogs: Sweida Druze Flag Israel’s Buffer Zone | Jose Lev Alvarez Gomez
United States envoy Tom Barrack told the Antalya Diplomacy Forum on April 17, 2026, that the Middle East…
The Blogs: Israel Keeps Golan as Syria Joins Abraham Accords | Jose Lev Alvarez Gomez
With Israel and Lebanon working towards a longstanding peaceful settlement and neutralizing Hezbollah’s terrorist machinery, the moment has…