Zeev Jabotinsky
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100 Years Since the First Hebrew Atlas
Ze'ev Jabotinsky and Dr. Shmuel Perlman invented a host of new names and terms to compile the first atlas in the Hebrew language — about a quarter of a century before the State of Israel was founded. Some of them survived to this day, some did not succeed in modern Hebrew. The work of publishing the "National Atlas" was part of the nation-building process. Among the maps: the "Diaspora" map of the...

Netanyahu, Jabotinsky and Begin: When statism is eroded, power is also eroded
Revisionism never consisted only of security and deterrence – it also included respect for state institutions, the independence of authorities, and statism. Throughout Benjamin Netanyahu's years in office, these very foundations have been eroded, a process that not only distances him from the legacy of Ze'ev Jabotinsky and Menachem Begin, but also weakens the resilience and strength of the State...

The Iron Wall That Cracked: Restoring the State of Israel Must Start From Within
The October 7 massacre was the most severe failure in Israel's history, exposing a deep crisis in its security concept. Israel needs a change of direction based on accountability, national unity, and strengthening state foundations.