ionism was never meant to be a battleground of extremes. It began as a movement of liberation, a vision of self-determination, and a return—not just to land, but to identity, culture, and purpose. But like all powerful ideas, it has been hijacked, misrepresented, and distorted—both by those who seek to weaponize it and those who seek to destroy it.

This design is a challenge. A provocation. A conversation starter. It asks: What does a Zionism that is true to its roots look like? It rejects both the radicalized nationalism that erases others and the radicalized anti-Zionism that denies Jews their own self-determination—whether from within or without.

To deradicalize Zionism is to return it to what it was meant to be: a movement of revival, a homecoming rooted in history, justice, and responsibility. It was borne from the minds of literary and philosophical badass dreamers who envisioned a Jewish state that would contribute endless good to the nations of the world and remain deeply connected to the Land of Israel—a connection woven into the very fabric of Torah law.

But national radicalization runs in many directions. Some of us need to be reminded of who we really are. In fact, we all do.

Wear it to disrupt the extremes. Wear it to define Zionism on your terms.

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