Russia and Israel

Two views on power and security from Arkady Dubnov

What makes the country truly safe-the laws or a feeling of "his" around? Israel, where police officers do not cause fear, and people with weapons on the streets seem to be defenders, and Russia, where power is perceived as a “stranger” - two worlds, two understandings of life.

Arkady Dubnov, a journalist and expert in the post -Soviet space, compares two realities: a country where even a war becomes part of the metaphysics of everyday life, and a state where hatred turned into the air that they breathe. Why did the books become “enemies”, where aggression wakes up in people will go, and whether it is possible to explain the logic of war at all - in a frank conversation about fear, mission and the future that has already come.