Opinion

Has Israel maintained its autonomy, or has it become America's 51st state?

How have some US Jewish liberals been dragged to the point where they can’t differentiate between criticizing the current Israeli government and “criticizing” Israel’s population and mere existence?

Nations, like individuals, are not defined by how they celebrate their birthdays, but by how they respond to the clarity those moments provide.

We are no longer running. We are home. And we will defend it with our lives. That is what Israel's Independence Day means.

The unfinished synthesis between sovereignty and civilization has now matured into something more dangerous than exile: a crisis of intelligibility.

This Independence Day will be infused with the knowledge that Israel has the power to withstand those who seek to destroy it

Haben Yakir Li (My Beloved Son) is a Remembrance Day film that embodies that sense of unity we felt on October 7, against Iranian missiles, and against Hezbollah’s rockets.

On the stickers lining our lampposts, our fallen soldiers left something ancient. A new Mishnah, written not in ink but in lives.

A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news.

If one cares about Israel’s existence as a liberal democratic state, a change must take place in the approaching general election.