Israel’s Endless Divide: A Nation at War with Itself

For nearly 50 years, Israel has undergone incredible changes, yet deep political, cultural, and religious divisions remain. From the historical gap between Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews to modern-day rifts among secular Jews, ultra-Orthodox Jews, modern Orthodox Jews, and Arabs, the nation's unity is constantly tested.

As former President Reuven Rivlin described, Israel is split into "four tribes," raising the question—can a house divided against itself truly stand? Explore the lasting conflicts shaping Israel’s identity and future.