US EditionHealing the world doesn’t mean ignoring its monsters
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Healing the world doesn’t mean ignoring its monsters
There was a time I found the Hebrew phrase Tikkun Olam—“to heal or repair the world”—charming, even inspiring. That was before I understood how ruthlessly it had been appropriated. Before I saw it descend from spiritual aspiration to political cudgel. Before it became a sanctimonious catchcry for self-anointed activists and self-serving ideologues who see no difference between screaming in shopping centres and blocking highways, even as working …
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