The Unhealed Wounds of Israel

For nearly 50 years, Israel has undergone dramatic changes, yet one thing remains constant—its deep political and cultural divisions. From the historical gap between Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews to the modern-day split among secular Jews, ultra-Orthodox Jews, modern Orthodox Jews, and Arabs, these fractures continue to shape the nation’s future. As tensions flare and unity remains elusive, the question arises: Can a house divided truly stand? Explore the complexities of Israel’s identity crisis, its evolving societal struggles, and the urgent need for reconciliation.