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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. On the seventh night of Passover, the Israelites stand at the edge of the sea. Egypt is behind them. The chariots are closing in. And God says to Moses: Why do you cry out to Me? Tell Israel to go forward.This is the Seder at the Sea. Not the celebration of liberation, but the movement towards a destination. The moment when a people, exhausted and terrified, must choose to wade in before the waters part.This is where we find ourselves now.Three years after the judicial overhaul, October 7th, and the war shattered every old certainty, the Jewish world is standing at that shore. The question is no longer what we left behind. The question is where we are going and what we are planning to build when we get there.The fifteen writers in this issue propose roads forward: for Israel's democracy and its constitution, its schools and its wounded, its relationship to Jewish tradition and to its Arab neighbors. For Jews in America, Britain, and Australia navigating a world that no longer feels the same. And for Israelis and Palestinians who have chosen, against the odds, to act differently right now.With contributions by Yizhar Hess, Ben Koan, Sapir Bluzer, Yotam Hod, Calanit Valfer, Nofar Simpson, Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, Khaled Hassan, David Shlachter, Valerie Milhado, Jordan Chandler Hirsch, Michael Freedman, Sarah Vanunu, Matt Bar & Dvir Cahane, and Ariel Beery.The sea is waiting for us to step in. The chariots are coming. Onward we go. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Prophecy: A Journal for Tomorrow is a future-oriented Jewish journal dedicated to imagining what comes next, beyond crisis response, beyond inherited assumptions, and beyond the limits of conventional debate.Founded in the wake of the cascading shocks of 2023 - the fracture of Israeli society, the trauma of October 7, and Israel's growing global isolation - Prophecy exists to create space for long-term thinking at a moment when short-term reactions dominate public life. Drawing inspiration from the prophetic tradition and the cafe culture of early Zionist thinkers, the journal revives a form of serious, values-driven conversation oriented toward action, responsibility, and renewal .Each issue is organized around a single animating theme and published in dialogue with the Jewish calendar, using moments of reflection and rupture as invitations to rethink the future. Rather than offering policy prescriptions or partisan positions, Prophecy brings together writers, thinkers, practitioners, and artists to ask deeper questions: What futures are we implicitly building through our current choices? Which ideas no longer serve us? And what new institutions, narratives, and moral frameworks are required for the world taking shape?Across its issues, Prophecy treats critique as a necessary step toward vision. Contributors are encouraged not only to name failures and dangers, but to articulate plausible paths forward: cultural, political, economic, spiritual, and environmental. Some essays offer fully formed visions while others sketch directions, tensions, or openings. Together, they aim to expand the collective imagination and restore a sense of agency in shaping what lies ahead.The journal is intentionally pluralistic and independent. It spans Israel and the Diaspora, religion and secular life, policy and culture, insisting that the future of the Jewish people and the State of Israel will be shaped at their intersections. Prophecy does not seek consensus. It seeks seriousness, honesty, and courage, aiming to create a shared space where disagreement can generate insight rather than fragmentation.At its core, Prophecy is an invitation: to move beyond survival toward design, beyond reaction toward responsibility, and beyond despair toward the disciplined work of envisioning and building better futures, together. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. After the destruction of Gaza, Ariel Beery kept encountering the same argument: that what Israel had done proved the Zionist project was finished. He didn't believe it, and had trouble explaining why because his objection was instinctual, emotional, reflexive. So he did what he does when he can't yet explain how he feels: he spoke with others.Being Israeli After the Destruction of Gaza is the record of those conversations. Over three months in early 2026, Beery sat with Israelis he trusted - peacebuilders, journalists, academics, and civil society leaders who had spent the year before October 7th opposing the Netanyahu government and didn't stop protesting after. He asked each of them the same question: How does it feel to be Israeli after the destruction of Gaza?The people he spoke with are not the ones featured by the media. They are not government officials or the voices of the Israeli extreme right. They are liberals, democrats, citizens who found themselves, after the war, holding a position the rest of the world has struggled to even name: horrified by what their country did, accepting of their responsibility for it, and unwilling, despite all of that, to walk away. In a public conversation that has demanded people choose a side - defend Israel or reject it - they refused both options. And they continued to fight for what they believed in.For the many Jews around the world who have been searching for a way to hold the same position - unable to accept the Israeli government's conduct, unwilling to accept that the answer is abandonment - this book offers something that has been almost impossible to find: other people who understand. A language for what they actually believe. A model for what it looks like to stay and rebuild. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Prophecy: A Journal for Tomorrow is a future-oriented Jewish journal dedicated to imagining what comes next, beyond crisis response, beyond inherited assumptions, and beyond the limits of conventional debate.Founded in the wake of the cascading shocks of 2023 - the fracture of Israeli society, the trauma of October 7, and Israel's growing global isolation - Prophecy exists to create space for long-term thinking at a moment when short-term reactions dominate public life. Drawing inspiration from the prophetic tradition and the cafe culture of early Zionist thinkers, the journal revives a form of serious, values-driven conversation oriented toward action, responsibility, and renewal .Each issue is organized around a single animating theme and published in dialogue with the Jewish calendar, using moments of reflection and rupture as invitations to rethink the future. Rather than offering policy prescriptions or partisan positions, Prophecy brings together writers, thinkers, practitioners, and artists to ask deeper questions: What futures are we implicitly building through our current choices? Which ideas no longer serve us? And what new institutions, narratives, and moral frameworks are required for the world taking shape?Across its issues, Prophecy treats critique as a necessary step toward vision. Contributors are encouraged not only to name failures and dangers, but to articulate plausible paths forward: cultural, political, economic, spiritual, and environmental. Some essays offer fully formed visions while others sketch directions, tensions, or openings. Together, they aim to expand the collective imagination and restore a sense of agency in shaping what lies ahead.The journal is intentionally pluralistic and independent. It spans Israel and the Diaspora, religion and secular life, policy and culture, insisting that the future of the Jewish people and the State of Israel will be shaped at their intersections. Prophecy does not seek consensus. It seeks seriousness, honesty, and courage, aiming to create a shared space where disagreement can generate insight rather than fragmentation.At its core, Prophecy is an invitation: to move beyond survival toward design, beyond reaction toward responsibility, and beyond despair toward the disciplined work of envisioning and building better futures, together. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. On the seventh night of Passover, the Israelites stand at the edge of the sea. Egypt is behind them. The chariots are closing in. And God says to Moses: Why do you cry out to Me? Tell Israel to go forward.This is the Seder at the Sea. Not the celebration of liberation, but the movement towards a destination. The moment when a people, exhausted and terrified, must choose to wade in before the waters part.This is where we find ourselves now.Three years after the judicial overhaul, October 7th, and the war shattered every old certainty, the Jewish world is standing at that shore. The question is no longer what we left behind. The question is where we are going and what we are planning to build when we get there.The fifteen writers in this issue propose roads forward: for Israel's democracy and its constitution, its schools and its wounded, its relationship to Jewish tradition and to its Arab neighbors. For Jews in America, Britain, and Australia navigating a world that no longer feels the same. And for Israelis and Palestinians who have chosen, against the odds, to act differently right now.With contributions by Yizhar Hess, Ben Koan, Sapir Bluzer, Yotam Hod, Calanit Valfer, Nofar Simpson, Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, Khaled Hassan, David Shlachter, Valerie Milhado, Jordan Chandler Hirsch, Michael Freedman, Sarah Vanunu, Matt Bar & Dvir Cahane, and Ariel Beery.The sea is waiting for us to step in. The chariots are coming. Onward we go. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. After the destruction of Gaza, Ariel Beery kept encountering the same argument: that what Israel had done proved the Zionist project was finished. He didn't believe it, and had trouble explaining why because his objection was instinctual, emotional, reflexive. So he did what he does when he can't yet explain how he feels: he spoke with others.Being Israeli After the Destruction of Gaza is the record of those conversations. Over three months in early 2026, Beery sat with Israelis he trusted - peacebuilders, journalists, academics, and civil society leaders who had spent the year before October 7th opposing the Netanyahu government and didn't stop protesting after. He asked each of them the same question: How does it feel to be Israeli after the destruction of Gaza?The people he spoke with are not the ones featured by the media. They are not government officials or the voices of the Israeli extreme right. They are liberals, democrats, citizens who found themselves, after the war, holding a position the rest of the world has struggled to even name: horrified by what their country did, accepting of their responsibility for it, and unwilling, despite all of that, to walk away. In a public conversation that has demanded people choose a side - defend Israel or reject it - they refused both options. And they continued to fight for what they believed in.For the many Jews around the world who have been searching for a way to hold the same position - unable to accept the Israeli government's conduct, unwilling to accept that the answer is abandonment - this book offers something that has been almost impossible to find: other people who understand. A language for what they actually believe. A model for what it looks like to stay and rebuild. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …