Complexities of Moral Accountability in the Israel Conflict

This chapter examines the intricate moral questions surrounding Israel's actions in the ongoing conflict, contrasting it with the global discourse on other regimes. It highlights the subjective nature of morality in wartime, stressing the need for balanced internal dialogues among Jews, and reflects on the implications of the conflict for both Israeli public sentiment and rising global anti-Semitism. Additionally, it addresses the challenges faced by Israel in negotiating peace while grappling with its own historical and current perceptions of power and vulnerability.

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