Michael Eisenberg: What’s Next: The Civic Revolution in Israel

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Yussie Zakutinsky’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

articles, recommended readings and weekly emails. There was a very moving article that I recently read by Rabbi Moshe Taragin in the New Jersey Jewish Link of all places. I don't know if that's where it was originally published. It's called Israel comma version 3.0. And I found it very moving because in a lot of ways it mirrors a lot of the issues that I have been seeing in America. A lot of the almost boredom that you sometimes see in America. I'm talking obviously pre-October 7th. And at the heart of this article is the notion of the this article is the notion of the struggle of being the third generation. And I'd like to read a segment of this article cuz I found it so important. I Rabbi Moshe Taragin is somebody I know, absolutely wonderful. We had his brother on a few weeks ago. But Rabbi Moshe Taragin is somebody who I really admire the way, his passion and excitement for a vision for Eretz Yisrael and Am Yisrael. And this is what he writes about the third generation of Israel. We are the third generation of the modern state of Israel. The first generation of pioneers fought numerous wars to reassert our rights to our national reassert our rights to our national homeland. The first round of wars defended our basic rights to a homeland while the second wave of wars solidified our borders and returned us to the biblical territories of Israel including Yerushalayim. The second generation of Israel achieved financial stability and subsequently built an economic superpower. In addition, the second generation advanced worldwide Aliyah beckoning Jews to return to the land of history, which had now started to flow with milk, honey, and with economic prospects. Finally, the second generation began the arduous process of

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2. 6:19that he's not anti-Semitic. And I sat through this meeting with him together with the Prime…
3. 12:26very significant interview, but it may be something that you've repeated many many times where you…
4. 18:32diffusion. It's getting, friend Josh Wolf likes to say, The multiplier. closer to more than that.…
5. 24:09youth groups are not these college kids at Yeshiva University or Columbia or NYU, but it's…
6. 31:18America, the state of Israel needs to be successful at this war, the people of Israel…
7. 37:27end of the rabbinic period, in my view. And that's diffusing, and we need a raison…
8. 43:04means bring you out to do. So, what do I like to see? Every Yeshiva high…
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10. 55:19Oh gosh, I'm not proud of this, but I'm basically not able to sleep very late.…

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