The open letter urges Jewish people to be courageous like the Maccabees and fight against enemies, arguing that Palestinians have no legal claim to Israel and should be dealt a severe blow.

The essay discusses the current state of Israeli democracy and the challenges it faces.

In his book, "Jewish Self-Determination Beyond Zionism: Lessons from Hannah Arendt and Other Pariahs," Jonathan Graubart examines early 20th-century ideas on Jewish sovereignty and statehood.

This text discusses the importance of interfaith relations in modern Judaism and Jewish statehood.

In response to Rabbi Jonathan Sacks's book "Not in Gods Name," Rabbi Shlomo Riskin argues that Sacks rejects political encroachment on religion but does not advocate Jewish powerlessness.