Israel Election: the change we hope for – Sponsored Content

Is it possible to rebuild a shared national vision when a society remains deeply traumatized and divided over its own moral obligations?
In a recent episode, Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi discussed Israel's newly announced October election, focusing on the broader changes they hope to see beyond immediate legislative conflicts. They addressed the critical need to end mass ultra-Orthodox military exemptions and advocated for an independent commission of inquiry into October 7th to restore national accountability. Furthermore, they confronted the breakdown of principled moral discourse in the public sphere. Their framework emphasizes repairing systemic damage, restoring civic responsibility, and reclaiming a long-term national vision, rather than solely concentrating on political survival.
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