The main fields of work of Beith David, developed progressively through articles, videos, teachings and public positions.
Understanding Israel’s inner fractures, the challenges of our generation and the conditions for its recovery.
After the war, the vocation of Israel
Israel: a strong but fragmented nation
Israel has never lacked sages, but it lacks a shared wisdom
The fractures between Israel’s currents
The crisis of meaning in Israeli society
Is national unity still possible?
Reflecting on the profound role of Jerusalem as a source of wisdom, justice and responsibility for Israel.
Jerusalem: political or spiritual capital?
Why Israel needs a shared wisdom
Why wisdom should precede the Temple
Jerusalem as a source of justice for Israel
Why Jerusalem transcends divisions
Jerusalem and the future of Israel
Clarifying the role of the Great Sanhedrin according to the sources of Israel and its place in Israel’s vocation.
The Great Sanhedrin of Jerusalem according to our sages: a necessity
What the Great Sanhedrin of Jerusalem is not
Attempts at restoration throughout history
Must the Sanhedrin wait for the coming of Mashiach?
The role of the Sanhedrin in Israel’s vocation
The Sanhedrin and collective responsibility
How Torah illuminates the great contemporary challenges without being reduced to a religious practice.
Torah and democracy
Torah and science
Torah and artificial intelligence
Torah and the environment
Torah and public ethics
Torah and economics
Understanding why Israel remains at the center of the nations’ attention, and how its vocation can become legible again.
Why does the world keep talking about Israel?
Israel and the nations: truth and responsibility
A light unto the nations: what meaning today?
Dialogue with the nations
Israel and its vocation among the peoples
Justice, truth and peace
Reflecting on the functioning of Israel’s institutions, governance and the recovery of Israeli society in the light of Torah.
Justice and public responsibility
Economy and dignity
Governing with wisdom
The role of institutions in a just society
The recovery of Israeli society
Why justice always precedes power