The Debate That Wasn’t
The rapid descent of civility in politics has accelerated to its lowest levels. Never before have we encountered such a spectacle in political life.
The rapid descent of civility in politics has accelerated to its lowest levels. Never before have we encountered such a spectacle in political life.
Once a rabbi starts to promote specific policies to address societal ills, the message becomes a source of communal division. Two people can share a concern for a problem without agreeing on the solution. Once a rabbi picks a side on solutions, we’re back to divisive partisanship.
About two-thirds of Americans younger than 40 have no family member who has served. And it shows.
“We need more than ever reassurance that our political leaders have our backs. A Biden-Harris administration will stand strong against anti-Semitism.”
The Likud and Blue and White partnership isn’t working and doesn’t seem likely to ever work.
They discussed Biden, Harris and the Democratic platform on Israel.
It is important to remember that in politics, we choose between existing alternatives, not creating our own imaginary world.
In this case, the debate is about much more than tactics and might preclude a shared goal that we can call “pro-Israel.”