עם, מולדת וספר

Avi Sagi delves into the complex identity of Jews in relation to their homeland. He explores whether a Jewish individual is truly an Israeli—rooted in the tangible and lived experience—or if he embodies an abstract series of ideas and ideals.

Through this inquiry, Sagi engages with the notion of nationality and the intricate ties that bind people to their cultural heritage. He invites readers to reflect on what it means to belong to a nation, drawing from both philosophical musings and practical realities of Jewish existence today.