Israel needs doctors. There are Jewish doctors around the world who may want to make Israel their home. Connecting the two is vital for a country that prides itself on solving difficult problems.
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What changed on Sept. 1 was that Netanyahu, after a refusal from Ben-Gvir, managed to get Smotrich to run in a single list with Moshe Feiglin’s Zehut party.
Following a temporary retreat to Tiberias, Jane Kiel reflects on religion, war, and tourism as she returns to Jerusalem
If we want everyone to sing Israel's national anthem with pride and a sense of belonging, we must agree to change.
Before October 27, Israelis should look beyond policies and ask what kind of people want to lead them.
With a PM and foreign minister planning to implement hostile policies toward Israel, one wonders who this government truly caters to
Infiltrated via cyberspace, economic networks, data hacks and leaks, criminal middlemen, and powerful political figures, is this country going to continue letting its guard down?
The public, having withdrawn their affection toward Harry and Meghan, raises the next question: Will their returning “home” cause irreparable damage to the monarchy of Great Britain?
The court did not create the haredi draft crisis; the Knesset preserved the duty to enlist and then attempted to switch off its enforcement for one group.
In every case, the same principle is being established: when a man’s beliefs collide with a woman’s presence, the woman is the one expected to move.