Two years ago, Haaretz printed an opinion piece saying that Religious Zionism was officially dead. Even one of the movement’s most respected figures, Rabbi Shlomo Riskin, has identified Religious Zionism as “in crisis—maybe even terminally ill.”
Religious Zionists know that we are at a crossroads. There are choices to be made. And our future rests on the choices we make today.
Join us at Moshav Yishi for a day-long, in-depth analysis of the problems that we face as Religious Zionists today, featuring leaders of the movement speaking about the solutions that will keep Religious Zionism from crumbling under the weight of its own ideology.
All sessions are moderated by Dr. Elliott Malamet.
Admission 90 NIS or $25, lunch included. Transportation is available, please call for details.
