a useful telling of the history of Zionist politics and reminder that few nations are of one mind.

there is no denying though that those in power evolve and have some control over how outsiders interpret those whom they represent.

people likely look at Americans differently as the country struggles its own brooding nationalism.

and yet, the academic opinion here doesn't seem that useful to how we discuss our emotions as we reflect on how the current powers that be have orchestrated modern famine and genocide in the name of the national movement they control.

I hope that all nationalistic movements evolve to minimize all human suffering. we should know the history of any nationalistic pride and powers. should we call it a different name to acknowledge the divide of history and power and diverse voices?

let's hope the next congress take steps to give new and more hopeful imagery to their own movements name.