We discuss the fear of “religification”; the negative view Israelis have of their civil service; and whether the acrimony of the street is seeping into the home.

We discuss reactions to last week’s heartbreaking murders at the Sarona Market; whether “anyone but Bibi” leaves the Left in a shambles; and the power of political art.

We discuss the weird-ass peace retreat in Paris; tots, moms, and fallacies of feminism; and, in honor of Shavuot, whether Holy Writ should play a role in Israel’s public sphere.

We discuss how the IDF investigates its own crimes; the new leftie love of the word “fascist”; and what’s happening to affordable housing.

We discuss a new species that might be emerging in Israeli politics; Donald Trump and the Jewish question; and whether an Israeli national museum is possible or even desirable.

We discuss the make-up of PM Netanyahu’s new coalition; whether Birthright breeds BDSers; and the politics of Israeli beauty ideals.

We discuss a new bill to limit Israeli Prime Ministers to two terms; whether “economic peace” is growing between Palestinians and Israelis; and just how unified we Israelis really are.

We discuss what lessons we Israelis should draw from the Holocaust; why Israeli lawmakers are proposing so many bills; and why littering has become a hot topic.

We discuss the rally in support of Sgt. Elor Azaria; why leaders on the left sound more right-wing every day; and the former ultra-Orthodox who are suing the state.

In this Passover potpourri, we update the old story in the Midrash about the four sons, and serve you up some of our favorite “Vatacountry!” segments.