When the police violate the law, thank the Supreme Court - opinion
The police do as they please and answer to no one. But more importantly, the police have been given free license to do so by none other than Israel’s Supreme Court and its proxies.
Opinion
Beyond the headlines: Not who we are - opinion
Negotiate or fragment: Lebanon’s survival may depend on a deal with Israel - opinion
Trump made a deal with Evangelicals to become president - opinion
The kippah controversy: when Israel's overreach becomes a global issue - editorial
A controversial incident in Modi'in, where Israeli police confiscated a kippah with Palestinian flags, highlights Israel's growing police overreach and the limits on free expression.
Against the current: Anat Lelior’s fight beyond the waves - opinion
Anat Lelior shattered surfing’s glass ceiling, qualifying for the Championship Tour – the sport’s highest level of professional competition.
Georgia sets the bar: New laws tackle antisemitism and foreign influence in education - opinion
Georgia has passed landmark laws to combat antisemitism in education and increase transparency on foreign funding. These moves set a new standard for state-level action on these issues.
The double standard: Why Kanye West’s antisemitism continues to be ignored - opinion
Granting a self-declared antisemite who has engaged in deeply harmful rhetoric prominent platforms sends a troubling message to Jews around the world, one that allows such bullying to persist.
Civilizations collapse from within, not from enemies at the gates - opinion
External enemies expose weakness, but internal division and inaction are what ultimately bring civilizations down.
American Jewry is facing a shortage of rabbis – what can fix it? - opinion
What’s driving young Jews away from the rabbinate, and what comes next.
A love letter to Israel: Reflections on Memorial Day from Eilat - opinion
On Memorial Day, a personal reflection from Eilat on the love for Israel - its landscapes, its people, and the unique challenges and beauty that make it one of a kind.
Hungary's incoming PM set to introduce term limits - will Israel follow suit? - opinion
Hungary's incoming Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, declared his intention to amend the constitution to limit the prime minister’s tenure to two terms.
Israel and US won in Iran, and the critics refuse to admit it - opinion
America and Israel’s success is unprecedented, albeit there are still some boxes to check.
Berlin’s farce: How Germany failed Iran’s Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi - comment
In Berlin, Iran’s Prince Pahlavi rejects foreign influence claims while security failures and Germany’s political ties with the Islamic regime raise concerns.
