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Winter 5758 / 1998, no. 3From the Editors:Tony Blair and Other Tory NotionsBy Ofir Haivry Essays:Plowshares Into Swords: The Lost Biblical Ideal of PeaceBy David Hazony The Bible’s vision of peace differs markedly from what one may think. Is It Legitimate to Criticize the Supreme Court? By Evelyn Gordon The Jewish State could use a debate on judicial activism right now. Why there isn’t one. Israeli Art On Its Way to Somewhere Else By Avraham Levitt Fear and loathing in the century-old search for a Jewish national art. Aharon Barak’s Revolution By Hillel Neuer The driving force behind Israel’s constitutional revolution is Aharon Barak, president of what may be the most activist supreme court in the world. An intellectual profile. Reviews:Sharing ‘The Wealth’Reviewed by Ziv Hellman The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith Correspondence:IDF Code of Ethics, Land of Israel, and more |
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 Orde Wingate: Friend Under FireThe new historians take aim at the father of the IDF. |
 The Political Legacy of Theodor HerzlBefore the melting pot, a different vision of the Jewish state. |
 Israel and the Palestinians: A New StrategyThe former IDF chief of staff proposes a different approach to dealing with an old conflict. |
 No Friends But the MountainsA visit to Kurdistan reveals an autonomous people ready for an alliance with America and Israel. |
 The Magician of LjubljanaThe totalitarian dreams of Slavoj Žižek. |