We sat down with Rabbi Elhanan Beck, a leading voice of the ultra-orthodox jewish community in London, who argues that zionism is against judaism- and that the so-called two-state solution is neither religiously legitimate nor a just political settlement. In his view, the instrumental use of a religion for political goals is a betrayal of the religion itself and perverts its true meaning for prosaic geopolitical and economic objectives. In this powerful conversation, Rabbi Beck shares his personal journey, challenges the widespread attempt to equate anti-zionism with antisemitism, and explains why he believes the State of Israel is the most dangerous place for jewish people. We explore the historical roots of zionism, the role of religious leaders who either opposed or supported the project and the fake two State solution, which is judged as illegitimate from both religious and secular, political standpoints. Rabbi Beck also gives his perspective on today’s political rhetoric, the ongoing genocide in Gaza, the crackdown on dissent in the UK, and the relationship between orthodox jews and the muslim community. A rare and challenging perspective that unsettles mainstream narratives. Don’t miss it!















