Resilience as a Civilisational Trait: What Israel Reveals About the Future of Societies
Resilience is often understood in narrow terms. It is described as the ability to recover from disruption, to absorb shocks, […]
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Ideas Are Infrastructure: Why Intellectual Institutions Shape Nations
There is a tendency, particularly in moments of crisis, to focus on what is visible. Infrastructure, in its conventional sense—roads,
Ethics, Responsibility & Care
Beyond Survival: The Next Chapter of Jewish Continuity
There was a time – not so long ago – when Jewish continuity could be framed in a single, urgent
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Why the Israeli Public Understands: War, Society, and the Logic of Survival
StandfirstIn moments of profound national testing, public opinion is not merely a reaction—it is a reflection of memory, experience, and
Ethics, Responsibility & Care
The Quiet Emergency
Poverty, Children, and the Moral Economy of Israel After October 7 StandfirstWars leave visible scars, but they also create quieter
Ethics, Responsibility & Care
Lifelong Care Is Not Generosity
Why Israel Must Commit to Permanent Mental-Health Support After October 7 StandfirstSome national responsibilities do not expire. They deepen with
Innovation & Security
When Innovation Refuses to Be Boycotted
Europe, Israel, and the Quiet Verdict of CES 2026 StandfirstIn moments of global uncertainty, markets have a way of revealing
Innovation & Security
When Defense Becomes Light
Iron Beam and the Maturation of Israel’s Protective Imagination StandfirstSome technologies announce themselves with spectacle. Others arrive quietly, almost modestly,
Ethics, Responsibility & Care
Fairness as a Public Trust
The BBC, Israel, and the Moral Discipline of Balance StandfirstPublic broadcasters do not merely report events; they help set a
Innovation & Security
Safeguarding Israel
AI, Accountability, and the Long Arc of Israeli Security Renewal October 7 was not only a national trauma; it was