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May 7, 2015, 11:26 AM

Israel’s Most Imminent Danger

After growing up in America and moving to Israel I have heard many critiques and justifications of Israel's politics from various perspectives, not a difficult feat in American Jewish communities nor Israeli society. Both communities worry about and value...

Apr 20, 2015, 12:32 AM

Is Zionism Still Relevant?

As Israel approaches its 67th birthday, the Jewish State seems to be a fact that can be taken for granted. Israeli society is moving from the pioneering "David" mindset of its vulnerable youth, to a westernized, modern, and powerful,...

Aug 29, 2014, 3:08 AM

The Citizen Soldiers, Israel’s Strength

Israel is a tiny Jewish country that manages to thrive in the Middle East with hostile neighbors. The quality of the IDF provides the security necessary for this to happen. Army service in Israel is mandatory. Israelis are drafted at...

Aug 21, 2014, 1:13 PM

Fighting senselessness in Gaza

Last Thursday, I celebrated my 24th birthday. It was my first in Israel after finishing the army. Earlier in the week, my reserve unit was activated to provide an extra sense of security to the kibbutzim under threat of attacks...

Jul 24, 2014, 2:03 PM

Living the Zionist Dream…Under Fire

Living the Zionist Dream...Under Fire In 2011, I made Aliyah to a beautiful kibbutz in the south of Israel with 25 other people. Most of us were from North America, all of us were joining the army with a program...

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About Me

Grew up in Chicago, made aliyah in 2011 to Kibbutz Saad, served in the IDF until November 2013, and now works in irrigation on Kibbutz.