Divisions and Dynamics in Israeli Society

This chapter explores the ideological rift between ultra-Orthodox and ultra-liberal Jews in Israel, examining its implications for the nation's future amid demographic changes. It delves into the complex historical and social contexts that shape identity, privilege, and the political landscape, while also critiquing past efforts toward a two-state solution and discussing the evolving influence of Mizrahi Jews. The analysis underscores the shifting sentiments within the electorate and the decline of liberal Zionism, questioning the genuine commitment to peace among various political factions.