This minority, in light of the Western cultural invasion, has fortified itself in the past, stripping itself of the ability to innovate - consistent with Jewish Law. The majority of Israelis have essentially chosen the new lifestyle, leaving Judaism behind. In conclusion, it is reasonably clear that present trends foretell the disintegration of diaspora Jewry on the one hand, and Israel, as the center of the Jewish Renaissance, on the other. Zionism viewed as a continuation of the Jewish past in modern form, is failing. Given current trends, it will not succeed in reestablishing an authentic modern Jewish Renaissance.
Today s Israel is a failed attempt to revive an ancient mysterious People.
Although the above conclusions are on solid ground, the fact that the historic Jew has survived so long, requires one to be humble and cautious regarding the future. In this spirit, it is appropriate to suggest that, as in the past, the majority will share the destiny of the ten lost tribes, but a minority will survive awaiting another window in history to rekindle the Jewish Renaissance in the Land of the Fathers.