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"the main task in this atter must lie with us, the general public, and these ideas must be our strategic goals. This is our responsibility — the responsibility of the…

"I know, the encounter with someone different from me is scary and painful, but it also spurs growth and strength."

Our most surprising finding was a great and growing discrepancy between the way Israeli politics and society are discussed, at home and abroad, and the way they operate for real around the country.

Israeli society is seen as being shot through with countless fissures, that threaten to tear the country to pieces. But what if we were to approach this multitude of fissures as a treasure to be capitalized on rather than as cracks to be mended?

The proposal to take advantage of the growth in knowledge and technological capabilities in order to increase public spending can allow true equality of opportunity and the establishment of new channels for human creativity.

At the juncture between the individual and his or her freedom and the state and its responsibilities, lies the community.

Is there necessarily a built-in conflict between labor unions and the local economic model? Is it possible to create a common agenda, and how?

This article explores analysis by the French philosopher Jean-Claude Michéa, who argues that the rightwing’s economic liberalism and the leftwing’s cultural liberalism are deeply intertwined. Both seek to dismantle perceived restrictions on individual rights, such as family, community, and religious frameworks.