The non-military: Israel continues to lose on the important front | Adv. Caleb Myers

Attorney Caleb Myers argues that Israel is losing on the non-military front, pointing to the Democrats' victory in the US as a sign of the need for change. He calls for embracing non-Jewish allies and avoiding a misleading comparison between Muslims and Islamists.

In an opinion piece in Maariv, attorney Caleb Myers argues that Israel continues to lose on the non-military front, which is no less important than the military front. He points to the Democrats' victory in the US midterm elections as proof of the need for a strategic shift. Myers calls on Israel to give a central platform to non-Jewish voices that support Zionism, to embrace and encourage them, and to support their needs. He criticizes the narrative of 'the few against the many' and warns against blurring the distinction between Muslims and Islamists. The article mentions the establishment of the 'Jewish-Christian Zionist Congress' as a project to consolidate non-Jewish Zionist leadership, and emphasizes that Israel should not apologize for its right to exist.