ליברטריאנים בישראל

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Dear friends, readers, and comrades!
I am pleased to report to you that a libertarian chapter has now being fformed in Jerusalem. Those of you – and especially those of you studying at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem – who wish to join the chapter’s meetings are to contact Uri Akavia, at uri.akavia@gmail.com .

This Saturday, March 27th, our Haifa chapter – known provisionally as the First Haifa Libertarian Think-Tank held its first meeting. The meeting was organized by Shimri Mesika and Eyal Noy. As was planned, members of the group held a discussion of Murray Rothbard’s “Egalitarianism as a Revolt Against Nature” and the ethical criticisms of socialism. [...]

The Tel-Aviv University Students for Liberty has had its first meeting today.

The audience braved the horrible Tel-Aviv traffic jams.

It opened with a brief lecture by yours truly (Boris Karpa). In that lecture, I outlined the prospects of libertarian political thought in Israel. I argued that though the political tradition of the country was statist rather [...]

Congratulations, Liberty lovers in the Holy Land and everywhere in the world!
With your help, the Israeli libertarian movement has achieved its first success. While our numbers are still fairly limited, we now have two local chapters – one at the Tel-Aviv University and one at Haifa.
The Tel-Aviv University Students for Liberty will meet on Thursday, [...]

Up until recently, Israel did not have a libertarian movement. In fact, the entire country is far more socialist than America is – it was, after all, founded by a gang of socialists who ran the place until about the late 1970’s. There is a libertarian think tank (the Jerusalem Institute for Market Studies), but [...]