Founded to enrich Israeli public discourse, the Hashiloach quarterly journal is Israel’s only platform for excellent long-form conservative writing on the major policy and cultural questions facing the Jewish State. Intellectual and engaging, Hashiloach fosters a unique community of readers and writers through its publication, events, and writing workshops. We publish original analyses of public affairs through a conservative lens, amplify other conservative voices, and translate classic texts from English to Hebrew. Our work is regularly referenced in Israeli academic, cultural, governmental, and legal discourse.
Every issue includes varied work by researchers, scholars, prominent practitioners, and first-time writers in fields including law, economics, Zionism, national security, culture, and ethics. We consider it particularly important to publish and support emerging writers whose work uniquely contributes to Israeli public discourse.
The Israeli conservative discussion on politics, literature, history, philosophy and more -- to help shape a more flourishing future for the State of Israel
Encounter the deepest thinking of Israel’s contemporary justices, professors, politicians and rising young scholars – Hashiloach’s pages have it all. We publish five issues annually in Hebrew, with occasional translations to English of our most popular articles. For past articles or to learn about a subscription plan, please see our website.
The ethics of war, the philosophy of open space, the post-COVID economic recovery plan, the path to good government. We’ve explored these issues and more with some of Israel’s top experts from the worlds of policy, politics, and publications. You can find more information on our past events at our website (Hebrew), or listen to our Hebrew-language Hashiloach podcast, “שיחת השילוח”, on platforms including Google Podcast, iTunes, and Spotify.
Offering individualized guidance on pitching articles through to publication, our annual writing workshop allows us to engage with some of the finest writers in public policy both one-on-one and in a group setting. Admission to the workshop is competitive and by application only.
Encounter the deepest thinking of Israel’s contemporary justices, professors, politicians and rising young scholars – Hashiloach’s pages have it all. We publish five issues annually in Hebrew, with occasional translations to English of our most popular articles. For past articles or to learn about a subscription plan, please see our website.
The ethics of war, the philosophy of open space, the post-COVID economic recovery plan, the path to good government. We’ve explored these issues and more with some of Israel’s top experts from the worlds of policy, politics, and publications. You can find more information on our past events at our website (Hebrew), or listen to our Hebrew-language Hashiloach podcast, “שיחת השילוח”, on platforms including Google Podcast, iTunes, and Spotify.
Offering individualized guidance on pitching articles through to publication, our annual writing workshop allows us to engage with some of the finest writers in public policy both one-on-one and in a group setting. Admission to the workshop is competitive and by application only.
Yoav is a journalist, researcher, and editor focusing on Jewish thought and history and on questions of public policy in Israel. He created and edited the ‘Shabbat’ intellectual section of the Makor Rishon newspaper; served as an assistant to Minister Binyamin Elon z”l; and is the author of ‘The Israeli Covenant’ (2015). He completed a PhD in Jewish History at Ben Gurion University.
Alon is an editor, lecturer, publicist, and researcher. He obtained his PhD in Jewish Thought at Hebrew University. He has substantial experience in the field of education, serving as coordinator of the Honors Program at Herzog Academic College, teaching in pre- and post-military programs, and leading various informal frameworks for youth from abroad. His work appears in HaShiloach and other publications.
Liat is an attorney and a columnist on society and culture. She was previously a writer for the legal section of Makor Rishon, the flagship intellectual news publication of the Israeli Right. She is a founding board member of the voluntary NGO “Our Interest,” a public lobby working to represent the public interest to the Knesset and Israeli government. The organization works to advance free trade, flexibility in the labor market, and deregulation of the public transportation market.
Daniel Ginzburg manages customer support and retention, website content, and office administration for the Hashiloach intellectual journal. She previously managed a bookstore.
