Forever under the harsh scrutiny of the world’s nations, Israel has had to forge a unique diplomacy that can afford no mistakes. Shahar Azani is a veteran diplomat who has argued for the Jewish state in boardrooms, summits and conferences across the globe. This insider’s account will take you behind the scenes to see where Judaism meets diplomacy.

More than ever, myths and mistruths swirl around Israel and the entire Middle East. The line between fact and fiction is blurred with blood and tears, creating false narratives that drip with distortions. But behind the smoke and mirrors lies the hard truth which every thinking person must discover.

Our sages teach that there are three states of wholeness that we must always strive for: wholeness of the Jewish people, wholeness of the Torah, and wholeness of the Land of Israel. If even one of the three is not complete, then the others will also suffer. True peace will only be accomplished when we have wholeness of the three. What hope is there for peace and wholeness in the modern land of Israel? Can one be achieved without the others, or are they inextricably connected?

Should Israel negotiate with terrorists, or not?