Why is repatriation only considered in the midst of a crisis
In this video, we'll stroll the streets of an Israeli city on a special, quiet day, but we'll discuss loud and controversial topics. Why do many people remember their Jewishness and Israel only when things become truly difficult and unsafe in another country? Is the historical homeland merely a "backup airfield" for emergencies, or is it something more? In this episode, we'll explore the fine line between patriotism and pragmatism, discuss real-life stories, and try to understand why the call of the ancestors sounds loudest in times of danger. This honest and perhaps uncomfortable conversation is worth watching to the end.
Let me know your thoughts on the topic of the video in the comments. Communication is key here. We discuss everything under the sun, and I'm happy to engage in any conversation except politics and religion (those are strictly forbidden here 🚫).