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When a Second Passport Becomes a Lifeline
Yesterday, I read about an Israeli mother who said:“Don’t send your sons to the army without a foreign passport.”I haven’t stopped thinking about it since. Her words broke my heart.It wasn’t just a caution. It was a rupture—an admission that something sacred in Israeli society feels broken for her. Zionism
From Memory to Action: Stand Up. Show Up. Vote Reform.
I lived in Israel for two years. I learned that there are few days more sacred in Israel’s calendar than Yom HaZikaron. It is the day when, across every line of division—political, ethnic, religious—we bow our heads together and remember the fallen. For many Israelis, it is not abstract. It