On elite campuses across the Western world, Jewish students suddenly find themselves threatened, alone, and unsupported by faculty and administration. This timely collection of essays by young activists and thinkers offers a core of ideas to lead the next generation—one filled with Jewish pride, passion for Israel, and Zionist resilience in the face of a global assault on their identity, homeland, and heritage."e;Reading this book is like taking all these brilliant young people out for coffee—and then listening, in silent awe, as they articulate their visions for the future. In a time of horror, here's some fantastic news: The Jewish future is in good hands."e;— Dara Horn, author of People Love Dead Jews"e;As this essential collection of thoughtful and inspiring essays reveals, our future leadership is already emerging. This book is a gift of hope."e;— Yossi Klein Halevi, author of Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor"e;These essays are not just ideas. They are the seeds of a vibrant, unbreakable Jewish future."e;— Noa Tishby, co-author of Uncomfortable Conversations with a Jew"e;Within these essays hide the next David Ben-Gurion, the next Vladimir Jabotinsky, the next Rabbi Kook and Ahad Ha'am—and so many other future leaders of a new, strong, and proud Zionist movement."e;— Shai Davidai, Columbia Business School"e;A rising generation of young proud Jews are leaning into being Jewish, into the joy, into the history, into the future, and yes, into the fight."e;— Einat Wilf, author of We Should All Be Zionists"e;Here are the voices—passionate, urgent, contradictory, clear—that will shape the Jewish future. They demand attention and they deserve respect."e;— Rabbi David Wolpe, author of Why Faith Matters
