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Israel and Those Who Love It Are Stuck in a Hopeless Present. Can We Ever Get Back to the Future?
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Israel and Those Who Love It Are Stuck in a Hopeless Present. Can We Ever Get Back to the Future?
A sunrise seen from Tel Aviv, Feb. 12, 2025. (Photo credit: Shlomo Roded via the PikiWiki via JTA) Yehuda Kurtzer I’ve always appreciated the present-tense quality of Yom Ha’atzmaut. Coming right after Yom HaZikaron, a day of remembering past losses, it is like a full day of “dayenu“ prayer, a collective recognition of where we are and how far we have come. In Israel, Israelis gather in public parks and in backyards, under their vines and fig tr…
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