In the aftermath of October 7, the trauma of the attacks, the brutality of the war, and the reemergence of antisemitism have made sustained moral and political reflection increasingly difficult. Yet without an honest reckoning with Jewish power, Zionism now faces a crisis from within.
Drawing on Jewish theology, Zionist history, and contemporary political thought, Zionism in Crisis brings together essays that challenge sweeping defenses of Israel’s actions while rejecting total condemnations of Zionism.
At its core, this book is a call for teshuvah: a call to ask whether the path Zionism is on is the right one, to name what has gone wrong, and to change course before it is too late.
Rabbi Zachary Truboff is a dayan at the International Beit Din in Jerusalem and Director of its Institute for Agunah Research and Education. He is the author of Torah Goes Forth From Zion and writes the Substack Torah from Zion.
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