Menachem Begin
“Of course, I’m a true Israeli.”
These stones are not silent.
Why are Israelis so happy, and why do they have so many children?
How two bitter rivals came to “cherish” one another.
In the footsteps of Theodor Herzl.
In one album, the American country musician brought his listeners on a musical tour of Israel.
Israel’s sixth prime minister was a leader of consequence and achievement. But how does he relate to Israel’s origins?
How secular Zionism came to terms with religion.
The Osirak reactor and Menachem Begin.
The miracle of Jewish memory.
What Begin’s 1972 elegy for the diaspora reveals about a worldview unique among Israel’s founders.
What the future prime minister of Israel had to say about his past and present homelands.
“Bring me the Jews of Ethiopia!”
And the Land of Israel for Polish Gentiles.
