כיצד העברית בסגנון תל אביב בונה מחדש את הזהות היהודית

הערכה

Jewish identification is declining sharply in the U.S., with a quarter of those raised Jewish no longer identifying and 30 percent unaffiliated. Yet interest in modern Hebrew is surging, suggesting a possible new pathway for connection that bypasses institutional or political baggage. The question is whether language alone can sustain identity when trauma and division push people away.