Jewish Priorities
David Hazony, Z3 Project, Yardena SchwartzCurated by David Hazony, Director of the Z3 Institute & editor of "Jewish Priorities: 65 Proposals for the Future of Our People" (Wicked Son, 2023) and "Young Zionist Voices: A New Generation Speaks Out" (Wicked Son, 2024). Powered by Z3 Project.
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NEW BOOK: "Self-Defense: A Jewish Manifesto" by Benjamin Kerstein
David H.—Across the Diaspora, Jews are facing questions of physical security and the long-term viability of their communities. Do we wait for the antisemitic storm to pass? Do we make plans to move to Israel or elsewhere? Or is there a thir...
Z3 Institute Welcomes Joseph Schwartz and Hussein Aboubakr Mansour as Adjunct Fellows
David H.—The Z3 Institute is expanding! We are thrilled to welcome Joseph Schwartz and Hussein Aboubakr Mansour to our growing roster of fellows at the Z3 Institute of Jewish Priorities.
Vote Now for the Z3 Bridge Builder Award
Yocheved Ruttenberg, co-founder of Sword of Iron, receives the 2024 Bridge Builder Award from Rabbi Amitai Fraiman, director of the Z3 Project.
WATCH: Nolan Lebovitz talks about "The Case for Dual Loyalty"
David H.—Last Wednesday in Jerusalem, I spoke with Nolan Lebovitz, Z3 Institute adjunct fellow, senior rabbi at Valley Beth Shalom in Los Angeles, and author of The Case for Dual Loyalty: Healing the Divided Soul of American Jews. This was ...
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Director and Steinhardt Senior Fellow, Z3 Institute for Jewish Priorities; editor, "Jewish Priorities: Sixty-Five Proposals for the Future of Our People" (Wicked Son, 2023); author, "The Ten Commandments" (Scribner, 20100. Lives in Jerusalem.
The Z3 Project fosters renewed conversation on world Jewry and Israel relations.
Award-Winning Journalist & Author of Ghosts of a Holy War: The 1929 Massacre in Palestine that Ignited the Arab-Israeli Conflict
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