PELONI: Unity is the answer to the question of how we might survive the maelstrom which faces us. Indeed, only a strong Israel can withstand the forces aligned against the Jewish People around the world, and a strong Israel requires a sense of unity which faced its many enemies in turn around the world since October 7.
In the months since the attacks, Israel has confronted not one enemy but many — in Gaza, on the northern border, and in the courts of public opinion abroad. Each front has demanded something different: resolve, endurance, clarity. And each has reinforced the same truth the pre-war years had obscured — that the state is not a collection of factions but a single body, and that its strength is measured not in weapons alone but in the cohesion of the people who wield them.
The wars wage onward, and so too does the need for unity — unity of purpose, of survival, and of destiny. Not the unity of agreement, which no nation achieves, but the unity of a people who have chosen, out of their own free will, to stand together against what would unmake them. That choice is what makes the state more than a territory, and the people more than a population. It is destiny in the truest sense: not what our enemies intend for us, but what we choose to become. And in doing so we will frustrate their objective to destroy us in this age as we have done in past ages.
Harry Liberman
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Is the Holocaust not lesson enough for the Jews in and out of the Jewish state ?
History will judge nations not by the noise of their internal debates, but by their resolve in the face of annihilation. Today, Israel is locked in a multi-front existential war, fighting a network of adversaries committed to its total destruction. In such an unprecedented hour of peril, the fundamental principle of nation-state self-defense demands a clear, unyielding truth: a country fighting for its survival requires absolute national solidarity and strong, uncompromising leadership.
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