1st Issue

by Belinda Copitch We were on a “Jewish Journey” trip to Transylvania in Romania. Sighet, the largest town is the birthplace of Elie...

by Lauren Segal What follows is a conversation that was as personal as it was universal. Paul’s reflections wove together his own...

by Emanuel Derman One day someone tells me that if you put Sea and Ski suntan lotion on your sixpence it will jam the pinball machine and...

Israel's government is undermining democracy post-October 7, by weakening legal institutions, restricting dissent, and consolidating power.

Israel's ideological rift deepens between religious Zionism and liberal democracy, urging dialogue, unity, and a cultural Jewish identity.

A German-Jewish childhood in South Africa shaped by exile, identity struggles, Zionism, and a complex relationship with history and culture.

Populism in the U.S. and Israel fuels division, weakens institutions, and threatens democracy by consolidating power and eroding norms

Carbon credits shape climate finance but face controversy over effectiveness. History, market trends, and standards define their future.

COVID-19's origins trace to Wuhan's wildlife trade, with the pangolin as a possible host linking the virus from bats to humans.

Kaleidoscope magazine launches to connect Habonim alumni, sharing stories, art, and discussions while fostering a global community online.

A homesick boy finds belonging through music at a Jewish camp, shaping his identity and lifelong connection to Zionism and community.

Paul Browde reflects on fear, polarization, and trauma, urging a move beyond binary thinking to embrace complexity in identity and conflict.

A proposed Israel-Palestine Union envisions shared governance, reconciliation, and unity to replace conflict with cooperation and prosperity