Divine intelligence meets artificial intelligence: When Technology and tradition meet - opinion
The contrast between artificial intelligence (AI) and divine intelligence (DI) is not a competition. It is a conversation.
Opinion
Ran Gvili's return: Israel did not 'win,' it negotiated and paid a price - opinion
Middle Israel: Entering the post-war political era - opinion
‘The last one to return’ brings closure to Israeli society - opinion
From submarines to Oct. 7, Israel pays the price of governing in the dark - opinion
If the public shrugs off the submarine commission and there is no demand for accountability, why should anyone expect a future commission of inquiry into October 7 to lead to real change?
Editor's Notes: Even after his death, Rabbi Sacks' idea of antisemitism stays dangerously relevant
In Sacks' European Parliament speech, he described antisemitism as a virus that defeats the immune system by constantly changing its structure.
Israeli gratitude towards US should not come before Israeli honesty - editorial
If Israelis treat Washington like a domestic election arena, they will wake up one day and discover that support for Israel has become another tribal marker.
A church was targeted in name of justice. Jews know where that leads - opinion
Since the murder of George Floyd at the hands of White police touched off a national firestorm in 2020, Minneapolis-St. Paul has become the symbol of a larger culture war.
No jobs, still paid? Economic logic behind Elon Musk’s AI vision - opinion
The MOSAIC Model for sharing AI's productivity gains, before the battle between labor and capital ruins the party for everyone.
My four-year-old says the most precious thing in our home is our passports - opinion
Friday night, reading the newsletter at the Sabbath table, I asked her why. She said, “Because we keep them hidden in the safe, and they let us travel if we ever have to leave.”
The man who influenced JD Vance, and the shift American Jews cannot miss - comment
Six million Jewish deaths, the most systematic genocide in modern history, and the vice president couldn't bring himself to name the victims or the perpetrators.
Qatar’s takeover of Georgetown University should be investigated
A new investigation details how Qatari funding transformed Georgetown from campus to curriculum.
Remembering the Holocaust in 2026 amid renewed threats to Israel - opinion
As Holocaust Remembrance Day approaches in 2026, memories of past atrocities collide with renewed war, rising antisemitism, and fears of another major confrontation with Iran.
Israel’s hostage dilemma: The need for clear, firm guidelines to break the cycle - editorial
As Israel faces a rare moment with no hostages in Hamas’ hands, the time has come to set clear, firm guidelines for future hostage situations and break the cycle of exchanges.
