Most American Jews still vote Democrat. That’s a problem – opinion
A study finds that a majority of US Jews describe themselves as pro-Israel, yet they are choosing a party that is outright hostile toward the homeland
Opinion
Eisenkot’s silence is no longer enough to win over Israeli voters - opinion
33 years since Oslo: Shimon Peres has no heir, and Israel is paying the price - opinion
Freedom of worship demands both physical safety and sanctuary autonomy - editorial
Jerusalem: The jewel in the crown - opinion
To safeguard Jerusalem and save its options for peace, international law must be upheld and the occupation must end.
'NAZA' film controversy: Israel, Gaza, and the debate over collateral damage - opinion
Collateral damage refers to what are considered “acceptable” civilian casualties when military targets are being targeted from the air, and how such decisions are taken.
A request for Israel amid elections: Help us help you - opinion
Israel’s political culture has always been robust, direct, and intensely democratic. Its representative democracy remains an extraordinary example – not only in the Middle East but far beyond it.
Saudi Arabia turns to Israel as Houthi attacks expose limits of the Mecca Pact - opinion
Houthi strikes are pushing Saudi Arabia and Israel toward unprecedented military and intelligence cooperation.
Most of us don’t own a stadium - opinion
That weekend, IAC launched a petition asking Sheeran, his promoter, and the venues to remove Macklemore from the remaining dates, and more than 18,000 people signed.
UNGA Resolution 2758 beyond challenge, DPP hypocrisy laid bare - opinion
The one-China principle is the premise and foundation of UNGA Resolution 2758, which solemnly confirms and embodies the one-China principle.
The weak have one weapon the strong often lack - opinion
The answer is not that these movements are secretly stronger than the armies confronting them; it is that military strength and strategic endurance are not the same thing.
After Yom Kippur, Israel must learn to say: 'We were wrong' - editorial
Yom Kippur asks Israelis to confess in the plural, but accountability after October 7 still requires individuals and leaders to explain where they went wrong.
Who decided to station police at Sons of Jacob on Yom Kippur? - comment
Const. Jeff Smith's presence is the main reason 25 people walked out of Kol Nidre unharmed. Ottawa and Queen's Park still write their security programs as though they were a temporary embarrassment.
Yom Kippur national reckoning: Thinking differently, fighting for the same home - opinion
The world is watching Israel. When Israel appears divided, it is perceived as weaker. But the opposite is also true. When we are united, we are stronger not only at home, but also in the world.
