Ze’ev Jabotinsky
Relearning what Jabotinsky knew.
How could the man who at one point openly scorned religion also be the forefather of the political coalition that ensured for it a key place in Israeli life?
Three wise men.
The “Iron Wall” today.
Some things haven’t changed in 70 years.
A jewel box overflowing with images of Jewish heroes and Nazi monsters.
Taking stock of a man of moderation.
Against the protestations of many Zionist and anti-Zionist Jewish leaders.
After decades of being demonized by his ideological opponents, Ze’ev Jabotinsky has finally been accorded his rightful place among the founders of Zionism and the state.
Characterized as a conservative by both supporters and detractors, Israel's prime minister is on course to reform Israeli society as a classical liberal in the. . .