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A poll commissioned by Haaretz has found that 70 percent of Israeli Jews believe in God, and 98 percent of Israeli Arabs, meaning – among other things – that lots of ostensibly secular Jews have begun to believe in God. Allison, Don, and Noah ask whether atheist Zionists (a breed that once strode the earth in proud and confident packs) are becoming an endangered species, and if so why and what can be done to save them.
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A poll commissioned by Haaretz has found that 70 percent of Israeli Jews believe in God, and 98 percent of Israeli Arabs, meaning – among other things – that lots of ostensibly secular Jews have begun to believe in God. Allison, Don, and Noah ask whether atheist Zionists (a breed that once strode the earth in proud and confident packs) are becoming an endangered species, and if so why and what can be done to save them.
This is a segment from “The State of the Spirit (and the Spirit of the State)” Edition.