This week we discuss what to make of the recent UNESCO resolution; whether a snazzy new website can really prompt nuance; and why build a $450 million tribute to the world’s most influential Jews.

We discuss the triumphs and trials of Bibi’s foreign policy; whether the Left should adopt Obama’s progressive Zionism; and whether to ask politicians the ‘G’ question.

We discuss the legacy of Shimon Peres; why the head of Israel’s Arab party didn’t attend Peres’ funeral; and how we may have sinned this past year.

We discuss PM Netanyahu’s startling speech at the UN; whether the Israeli government should shuttle Hassids to Ukraine for free; and the year that was.

We discuss the recent Israel-US military aid agreement; whether former Prime Minister Ehud Barak should run again; and economic vs cultural identity in Israel.

We discuss who wants to ethnically cleanse whom; railway maintenance on Shabbat; and why Israelis are so mean to each other on the internet.

We discuss why Israel’s Left is crashing and burning; Israeli funding of Jewish culture in the diaspora; and why a singer was asked to cover up at a beach-side concert.

We discuss whether Israel is full; whether it’s immoral to visit the City of David tourist site; and whether we made a huge existential mistake in moving to Israel.

We discuss whether ordination is the new B.A.; why Ha’aretz receives so much bitter criticism; and why Israelis are so keen on prenatal genetic testing.

We discuss the uncertain future of Israel’s new “Broadcast Corporation”; the new Movement for Black Lives platform; and Israelis buying German gas masks.