The Visions of Israel's Founders Compared to Reality

Israel is a place with a long history of culture and history. It is called "the promised land". Someone promised the descendants of Jacob Abraham. Israel is the name that Jacob gave after fighting the angels of God (Genesis 32: 28). It became an independent country in 1948, and was recognized by the UN as a Middle East country. This is a fairly new young country; it was independent for 66 years. The Israelis were struggling for a long time, so it was difficult to get to this place.

When Benjamin Ze'ev Herzl dreamed of the Jewish state, he had a vision of separating the country and religion 16. However, this vision is not a reality. Israel has no separation of religion from the state. At the same time, there is no religion recognized in an accepted sense. Some people think that the special nature of Judaism reflects patterns of everyday life including not only religious doctrinal groups but also mixtures of religion and state elements. This does not promote the separation of religion and state. As David Ben-Gurion stated, "A convenient solution for separating the church from the state is not used in the United States for anti-religious reasons, but a deep attachment to religion and a complete religion to all citizens The wish of freedom: This solution will not answer this question even if it is adopted in Israel.

Diana L. Eck (professor of comparative religion at Harvard University and a religious research scholar in Indian research) says: "Cities reveal the truth, reveal reality, it does not take into account new miracles, this place where eternal light intersects the earth is called Kashgar (Varanasi)

I am Shlomo (Momo) Lifshitz. I would like to realize the vision of making Israel a global education center by enabling students from overseas to learn in Israel who is the founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of Lirom Global Education. It is a country. I've been establishing and operating the Orangium education program for 25 years. And, he took nearly 150,000 young people to Israel.

Shortly after visiting the Jewish Holocaust Memorial, Adelson called Millionaire's financers Michael Steinhart and Charles Bronfman, one of the founder of Israel. This group offers youth free trip to Israel for 10 days. Since its founding in 2000, Birthright has dispatched about 120,000 people from 51 countries to Israel. "I met for the first time in a few years at the ceremony held at Tel Aviv University I was serving as chairman," Steinhardt said. "He left a very deep impression on me, while his edge was rough, and at the same time he felt the man deeply, he is proud of his advantage."