Пинхас Полонский: еврейское государство без фанатизма | В СЕТИ НЕ МОЛЧАТ

In the new episode of "NOT SILENT ONLINE," we speak with Rabbi and philosopher Pinchas Polonsky, one of the most interesting voices in contemporary religious Zionism. The main topic of conversation is a Jewish state without fanaticism. What does "Jewish Israel" mean today? Is it a state for Jews, a state of Jewish culture, a state of the Torah—or a project with a special historical mission? We discuss faith, power, democracy, religious Zionism, freedom, relations between the religious and the secular, and whether religion can be a language of peace, not war. Pinchas Polonsky is known for his advanced views on the development of Judaism, dialogue with other religions, and his attempt to view tradition not as a museum, but as a living system. In this episode, we discuss: — what does "Jewish state" mean today; — where is the line drawn between Israel's Jewish character and religious pressure; — why religious Zionism evokes both hope and anxiety; — Can strong faith be free from fanaticism? — Is peace possible where people understand God, the land, and history differently? This isn't just a conversation about religion. It's a conversation about the future of Israel, about the maturity of society, and about how to maintain meaning in a world where everyone is increasingly shouting—and increasingly hearing each other. #PinchasPolonsky #NotSilentOnline #Different #Judaism #Israel #JewishState #ReligiousZionism #ReligionAndState #FaithWithoutFanaticism #FutureOfIsrael