Writer and activist Ohad Zeltzer-Zubida, roving journalist Naomi Zeveloff and Noah Efron discuss three topics of incomparable importance and end with an anecdote about something in Israel that made them smile this week.
Haaretz calls on Israelis to boycott streams, forests, and ancient ruins on the West Bank. But should places of religious and historical meaning for Jews be off-limits?
--Water--
An ambitious and controversial plan would build massive desalination plants in Israel and the West Bank, and gigantic solar arrays in Jordan, and swap water for electricity, all improve our lots and promote peace. But opponents say the project wreaks of “normalization.”
--Between Heaven and Earth--
If we could invite anyone to our Sukkah, who would we have?
For our most unreasonably generous Patreon supporters, in our extra-special, special extra segment, we discuss an essay in First Things by Ari Lamm (called Israel’s Political Mythology) suggesting that Israeli politics only really makes sense in light of Jewish texts and traditions. We respectfully disagree.
--Music--
Poems of Zelda, set to music (All songs of the spectacular new album: אי המערבולת: שרות זלדה)
Shenai Yesodot (שני יסודות), Ester Rada
Lo Arahef ba-Hallal (לא ארחף בחלל), Ruhama Ben Yosef
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