Tsvi Bisk – A Cautionary Tale – Suicide of the Jews
Tsvi Bisk is a futurist and contributor to IsraelSeen.
Amazon page (http://goo.gl/KmTYsM)
Here are links to some of Tsvi Bisk’s other writings that can be found on Israel Seen:
https://israelseen.com/2015/08/24/tsvi-bisk-understanding-obama/
https://israelseen.com/2015/08/16/tsvi-bisk-arguing-with-a-dead-man/
https://israelseen.com/2014/10/22/tsvi-bisk-intro-to-the-optimistic-jew/
https://israelseen.com/2014/10/09/tsvi-bisk-the-war-on-islamism-part-i/
Tsvi Bisk is an American Israeli Futurist and social critic. He is contributing editor to The Futurist magazine with over 100 essays and articles to his credit. His previous books were Futurizing the Jews and The Optimistic Jew.
He was born and educated in America and came to Israel in my early 20’s – one day before the 6 Day War. He became a Zionist not because of ideological conviction but because he fell in love with Israel and the potential of its people. His motivations for writing the book as well as the views expressed in it are derived from an intense feeling that there is something exceptional about Jewish peoplehood; that we betray our ancestors, ourselves and human history when we turn our backs on that exceptionality. He believes that the modern State of Israel is not only a framework to guarantee the physical survival of the Jewish people; it is also a vessel by which we can give modern expression to the energy, idealism and creativity that has characterized so much of Jewish history. He also believes that unless we strive to achieve this second aspect of Israel’s mission we will not succeed in sustaining the first and thus will not survive.
