Mareh Makom

Censorship

• Censorship: The fine line between protecting knowledge and safeguarding humanity
  Is some knowledge too dangerous to be free?
  Anyone who looks into four things, it would be fitting for him as if he had not come into the world: what is above, what is below, what is before, and what is behind.
• Censorship: when silencing an idea makes it eternal
  Can a thought ever truly be erased from the world?
  Cursed shall he be by day and cursed by night, cursed shall he be when he lies down and cursed when he rises up, cursed when he goes out and cursed when he comes in.
• Censorship: When your greatest enemy is yourself
  Why is it that the most talented people silence themselves the most fiercely?
  is to be burned completely without reading.
• Censorship: The fine line between secrecy and responsibility, between protection and lies
  When does a keeper of secrets become a traitor, and when does a whistleblower become a hero?
  Vanunu M was hijacked in Rome.
• Censorship: The art of the hidden and the revealed—what the cherubim taught us about holiness, mystery, and attraction
  What was so erotic about the holiest place in the Temple, and why was it shown only three times a year?
  See! The love for you before the Omnipresent is like the love of male and female!