A coalition run like a mafia, based on fear, personal loyalty, and proof of allegiance, cannot properly serve the public interest because its first priority is protecting the leader, not the country.
Students who learn this version of 1948 develop both moral imagination and intellectual resilience.
Three decades after Oslo, regional turmoil, terrorism, and international pressure challenge its negotiation-based model.
The young men and women who put their lives on the line for all of us, including the yeshiva students, display more courage by realizing that a nation that will not defend itself is not worth saving.
As the most visibly Jewish community in Israel, haredim face a reality mirrored on the streets of Brooklyn and London: those who look the “most Jewish” are often the most targeted.
A fatal stabbing in the UK sparks debate over policing, bias, and the danger of judging victims by labels.
The alliance that won World War II stands divided as Iran emerges as a modern challenge.
The Six Day War demonstrated that when the Jewish people are united, determined, and prepared to defend their sovereignty, they are capable of changing the course of history.
The Jewish community of New York is at risk.
The great question facing both sides today is not whether disagreements exist between them, but whether they still see themselves as part of the same historical story.
Hamas sought endless war and division; the tragedy is that its strategy has worked on both Israelis and Palestinians.
