A controversial incident in Modi'in, where Israeli police confiscated a kippah with Palestinian flags, highlights Israel's growing police overreach and the limits on free expression.
External enemies expose weakness, but internal division and inaction are what ultimately bring civilizations down.
What’s driving young Jews away from the rabbinate, and what comes next.
On Memorial Day, a personal reflection from Eilat on the love for Israel - its landscapes, its people, and the unique challenges and beauty that make it one of a kind.
Hungary's incoming Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, declared his intention to amend the constitution to limit the prime minister’s tenure to two terms.
America and Israel’s success is unprecedented, albeit there are still some boxes to check.
In Berlin, Iran’s Prince Pahlavi rejects foreign influence claims while security failures and Germany’s political ties with the Islamic regime raise concerns.
How is it that we live in a country where millions of people speak Arabic, yet we, as a society, barely know the language?
Washington should define success not as traffic resumed, but as Tehran stripped of the practical ability to use the strait as a recurring instrument of leverage.
Ceasefire with Iran isn't enough; lasting security requires Iran to abandon its nuclear ambitions and missile development program.
Miami New Drama’s world premiere of “The Zionists” is the most skillfully crafted argument against Jewish strength I have seen in years. And it was made with love.
