Passover Musings: Resilience, Identity, Freedom, and the Role of Women

Passover prompts reflections on Jewish history, national identity, and the ongoing pursuit of freedom. Despite adversities, Jews have persevered as a distinct people, preserving their values and giving the world the concept of universal freedom. While divine intervention is crucial, human agency, ingenuity, and effort are also essential for realizing redemption and overcoming obstacles. Miriam exemplifies the visionary spirit that inspires action and creates a better world.

India’s Changing Identity: From Nehru’s Liberalism to Modi’s Hindu Nationalism

India, now the world’s largest democracy, has undergone a significant shift in its national identity under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. While India’s founding fathers envisioned a progressive, liberal, and secular country, Modi’s vision is distinct and rooted in Hindu nationalism. This excerpt explores the contrasting backgrounds and ideologies of Nehru and Modi, highlighting the evolution of India’s national identity.

Surprise as Welsh Village Tops English Identity League Table

A village in Wales has emerged as an unlikely hotspot for English identity, with more residents identifying as exclusively English than in any other part of the country. According to new Census data, 38.9% of people living in Broughton & Saltney, Flintshire identify solely as English, the highest proportion in the UK. This is in stark contrast to England, where only 14% of people identify as English-only. The findings highlight the complex and diverse nature of national identity in the UK, with many people identifying with multiple cultural and national affiliations.

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