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By: Yuval Nemirovsky For many years, I was part of an Israeli ideological conception that projected Western values onto the Palestinian reality. We believed that if we helped improve the quality of life of the Palestinians, if we facilitated their economic and social development, and offered them a promising future, the violence would cease. We […]

Romi Morales When Yaacov asked Yosef to go to the camp to check on the rest of his sons, he never imagined that this would be the last time they would see each other or that these would be the last words they would say to each other. The farewell between them was surprising and

By: Romi Morales Vayeshev introduces us to Yosef, a young man who faced incredible challenges while cultivating the foundations of his leadership[1]. Yosef was a shepherd, and although this profession may seem distant to us today, it holds profound lessons about what it means to lead others. In this article, we will see how the

By: Mato Wexler Being a leader in the Tnua is no easy task—it demands a great deal of responsibility and requires navigating various challenging scenarios and situations. At the same time, leading the Tnua is one of the greatest privileges a chaver or chavera can have. From the position of leadership, we can not only