Sderot is Israel’s frontline, socially as well as geopolitically. Its neglect is a metaphor for the ebbing away of a caring Jewish-Zionist society, and a symbol of the recklessness that passes for Israeli security policy. It’s time to take up arms, first and foremost, against our indifference to Sderot’s anguish. Then we can turn our attention to the battle against Sderot’s foreign foes.


Share this article on WhatsApp:
Advertisement

1
2
SHARE
Previous articleCountering The Left’s Lies About Bush And Iraq
Next articleNine Fallen Firefighters And The Shining Lesson They Left Us
David M. Weinberg is vice president of the Jerusalem Institute for Strategic Studies. An expanded version of this article first appeared in Israel Hayom.