Analysis |

'Lebanon, Part of the Promised Land': Israel's Messianic Right Wing Targets New Territory for Settlements

Before you dismiss the religious messianists who held a small online conference on Monday with their eyes set on reclaiming 'God's Promised Land,' remember that their plans for West Bank settlement seemed equally outlandish 50 years ago

Anshel Pfeffer
Anshel Pfeffer
Send in e-mailSend in e-mail
Send in e-mailSend in e-mail
Anshel Pfeffer
Anshel Pfeffer

Toward the end of Monday's online conference organized by Uri Tzafon ("Wake Up the North"), a far-right movement calling for Israeli settlement in southern Lebanon, a feeling emerged that this wasn't really an event worthy of coverage.

Comments

ICYMI

'He Dragged America Deeper Into the Mideast Quagmire': Learning From Reagan's Mistakes

Qatar Is Preparing a 'Ring of Fire' Around Israel to Supplant Iran's

Art Meets a 'New Catastrophe': How a New Israeli Exhibition Grapples With October 7

'I Wanted Us to Die as a Family': Gazan Women Describe Pregnancy and Birth in a War Zone

What Ta-Nehisi Coates Gets Wrong – and Right – About Israel in 'The Message'

Inside the Underground Command Center Where Hezbollah Planned to Take Over Northern Israel