People of the Land
The Jewish Claim to Israel

The 1967 conflict resulted from the argument, espoused by Egypt’s Abdel Nasser and most leaders in the Arab world, that Israel’s existence was illegitimate, having been founded on stolen Arab territory. What is Israel’s response to this argument? What is her right to exist as a Jewish state in the heart of the Middle East? And what is the justification for associating Judaism -- an ethereal religion of beliefs and ideas -- with a specific territory?

Survival of a Nation - Lesson 1

Occupied with Peace
On the Viability of Land for Peace

Israel’s pre-1967 borders subsequently became known as the “Green Line,” to distinguish them from territories captured during the Six-Day War. Israel immediately offered to return her newly-acquired territories in exchange for lasting peace, but the Arab world rejected the offer. Subsequent attempts at exchanging land for peace have failed to resolve the issues surrounding these territories. Should Israel hold on to them no matter the cost? Is there an authentic way to trade land for a lasting and sustainable peace?

Survival of a Nation - Lesson 4

Israel in Perspective
Viewpoints on the Land’s Identity

The Six-Day War had a profound impact on Diaspora Jewry. In its immediate aftermath, waves of new immigrants arrived in the Jewish state, while countless others experienced a spiritual reawakening. When the euphoria wore off, however, extreme diversity in perspective and reaction emerged—toward the war, and toward the State of Israel. What are the factors underwriting this fragmentation, and how do they influence Israel’s political process today?

Survival of a Nation - Lesson 5

Lightning Strike
The Ethics of Preemptive Strikes

As Arab armies mobilized along its borders, Israel faced immense international pressure not to launch a preemptive strike. She ignored these warnings and struck first. What are the ethics of preemptive strikes? What weight should be given to political considerations -- as opposed to purely security/military concerns -- in rendering such decisions? And how do these deliberations apply to the host of mortal threats that Israel faces today?

Survival of a Nation - Lesson 2

Should Jews be allowed to pray on the Temple Mount? Or will it inflame Muslim sensitivities? Learn the history of this debate from the Six Day War in 1967 when General Moshe Dayan argued with Rabbi Shlomo Goren on the issue, to the fire started by Australian tourist Denis Michael Rohan, the shooting by Allan Goodman, through the 1980s up until the riots in 1990. Plus learn more about Zionist philosopher Shabtai Ben-Dov, radical activist Yehuda Etzion, Gershon Salomon and the Temple Mount Faithful. What Muslims call the Haram al-Sharif and Al Aqsa Mosque and what Jews call the Har HaBayit and Beit HaMikdash have ramifications for today's conflict.

Temple Mount part 2

The Jewish Story: The Temple Mount, part II - The Status Quo

Happy Jerusalem Day! Yishai and Malkah Fleisher discuss God's revelation in the rebirth of Jerusalem. Rabbi Shimshon Nadel on the roots of Jerusalem Day (part 2). Ben Bresky tells the story of Rav Shlomo Goren, Chief Rabbi of the IDF in the Six Day War. And back to take on Israel's narrative war, indigenous rights activist Ryan Bellerose.

The Land of Israel Network

Yishai Fleisher Show: The Liberation Continues

How Israel Wins: Part 1
The Lubavitcher Rebbe’s Vision for Achieving Lasting Peace 
With Rabbi Ari Sollish
Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, July 31, 2024

As Israel engages in yet another war against those sworn to her destruction, and as antisemitism rises across the globe, the question on everyone’s mind is: Are there real practical solutions?

“How Israel Wins” is a new, two-part seminar that presents the Torah’s roadmap for how Israel can achieve lasting strength and peace, as articulated by the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.

Discover the Torah’s powerful guidance on issues of security, strategy, and warfare, and explore the proactive role we can all play to foster a safer and more peaceful future for both Israel and the broader Jewish community.

PART 1: ISRAEL’S SECURITY
We address the security reality in Israel today, tackling the thorny question of how Israel can protect itself against an enemy that hides behind human shields, as well as the ethics of preemptive strikes and collateral damage.

How Israel Wins - Part 1 - Israel's Security | Rabbi Ari Sollish

Colonel Bagshot - Six day war - Benoit de Bonnefamille remix

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