JWST 3805

Israeli Politics

Cornell University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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We are all the living dead - alive but bound to die, and know it. In this course we will learn how existential fears and anxieties shape our politics, partly through moral meaning-making. While the politics of fear is on the rise worldwide, Israel has seen it long ago. Throughout its existence, Israel has grown strong, but its existential fears have not subsided. Israel, moreover, can teach us about the role of freedom and morality in politics. Israel's existential fears, alongside the realization of choice, has prompted Zionists to seek existential legitimation. In recent years, however, a growing frustration at attainting such legitimacy has fostered bad faith politics, substituting freedom with a sense of no choice. (GOVT-CP, GOVT-PT)

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Class #cornell_2-JWST3805Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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