One can be irreligious in Israel and still be its prime minister. One can be an Arab in Israel and be a Supreme Court judge, weighing in on the most important matters affecting the internal working of the country. Yet, if the Judaism is taken out of Israel, Jews may as well be in Miami and not suffer, struggle, or fight; and not remember those who died creating, defending and living in the land where Jews are destined to call home.
Israel devoid of the Soul of the Jew is nothing more than soil and sand, and certainly not worth the blood, sweat and tears of the countless who have poured all three into its building; creating the hope for Jews and an oasis in the gloom of the Middle East.
Juda Engelmayer is an executive with the NY PR agency 5W Public Relations and a contributor to the Cutting Edge News
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