Zionism won. Debate over.

The article argues that Zionism has unequivocally triumphed and that the debate surrounding it is now largely irrelevant. It asserts that Zionism has succeeded "beyond anyone’s wildest dreams" in creating a new Jew, reviving Jewish civilization, and healing the Jewish people, as evidenced by Israel's existence, strength, and contributions to various fields. The author suggests that continually defending Zionism only provides a target for Israel's enemies and antisemites. Instead, the focus should shift from debating Zionism's legitimacy to addressing Israel's internal challenges and future nature, such as its democratic, secular, or religious identity. The piece concludes that while vigilance is still necessary, Zionism has won, and its victory should be celebrated, with no obligation for Israel to compromise its success to appease its detractors.