We will provide lecturers who will not only be on a high academic level but who will also inspire and make people realize that there is a world of deep spirituality which is beyond pure academics and untouchable by its criteria. There has to come an end to any kind of religious fundamentalism. In some religious circles this phenomenon is coming to the forefront, and only proper and genuine Jewish education can stop it. Religious fundamentalism and Judaism are irreconcilable. What the religious community has to realize is that the first and the most important way to get secular Israelis to see the beauty of Judaism is not through religious legislation but through gentle persuasion.
Religious coercion is counterproductive and dangerous.
It was the famous righteous gentile thinker and physician, Dr. Albert Schweitzer, who was once asked what the three most important conditions are for proper education. It seems to me that we have too many textbooks and too few text-people. The religious person must stand out. We have to create a generation of ambassadors for Judaism. In addition to the above, I would suggest that the religious community must convey a message of balanced optimism.