Ze'ev Jabotinsky

If we can look dispassionately at Vladimir Jabotinsky and David Ben-Gurion’s principles, we find something there is a marked similarity in ideals, albeit due to differences of place and time.

Indeed, political secession almost always fail, and Bennett’s will be no exception.

“It is foolish to identify majority rule with the essence of democracy and freedom.... In an ideal state, compromise between majority and minority should be a permanent rule.”

Many ideas that he wrote about in the 1920s and 1930s have now come to fruition such as the concept of individual and national pride, evident in his phrase, “every individual is a king.”

The courts override law and the nation-state law are anti-democratic, anti-Jewish and anti-Zionist and must be forcefully opposed before Israel becomes Putin’s Russia or Erdogan’s Turkey.

Political realities have forced Netanyahu to recalibrate his party’s position.

The battle for the Likud’s Identity

The story line for the production deals with the crucifixion of Jesus which generated so much antisemitism throughout the world.

Communications Minister Ayoub Kara flew to Ukraine last week after local media reports said Jabotinsky’s childhood home, built in 1880 on Odessa’s historic Jewish Street, was in danger.

Seven high-rises are set to be built five meters from the building which was built in 1880.