Israel from the Inside with Daniel Gordis
Daniel Gordis, Haley Weinischke, Ariella LinhartIsrael from the Inside is for people who want to understand Israel with nuance, who believe that Israel is neither hopelessly flawed and illegitimate, nor beyond critique. If thoughtful analysis of Israel and its people interests you, welcome!
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Daniel Gordis is Koret Distinguished Fellow at Shalem College & author of 13 books including the award-winning Israel: A Concise History of a Nation Reborn. He blogs and podcasts at “Israel from the Inside” on Substack.
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