The Jerusalem Report

Above the fray of Cold War II

After having been a protagonist of the last century's East-West conflict, Israel tries to remain neutral as Russia and the West return to spar.

Squaring the circle

Russia and the Iran-Israel conflict.

South African Jewry

'A fervently Zionist and tenacious community' is hopeful about its future.

A united GCC is best for Israel

Walking together

Our bar mitzvah project in the Mumbai slums

Apartheid? Not in Israel

The people & the Book - Israel’s 70th: Fit to print?

The "Grey Lady" has a long history of selective coverage on Israel.

A ‘huppa' in the holy land

We’ve been very blessed to share in three weddings since becoming olim hadashim. Each was moving and memorable in its own way.

Holocaust reading for post-millenials

Essential books to help Jewish young people be Shoah-literate.

Necessary Stories: Witch’s broom

Culture report: roots of success

Acclaimed Israeli singer Oshi’s Ethiopian origins are a source of pride

Marketplace: Scaling Annapurna

How Billy Hrvoye and Nafea Bshara reached the start-up peak

Smart robots: a look at the future

"The brain – the most complex part of the machine – that will be Israeli. Israel will contribute to making robots smart."

Canaan canines: Leaving on a one-way ticket to Italy

The top authority on Israel’s national dog, Myrna Shiboleth, continues her work in Italy

How it really was - and is: J'accuse: Polish Guilt

There is a reason the Germans set up death camps in Poland. In addition to logistical considerations, the Nazis knew that the Catholic Poles would make no protests.

Rivlin’s right-hand woman

Rivka Ravitz shatters the glass ceiling at the President’s Residence.

City Heat: Israel braces for fiery round of local elections

Politicians prepare for local elections marred by multiple corruption scandals.

OUTSIDE THE BOX: Israel's strike on Syria's nuclear plant

The compelling story behind Israel’s strike on Syria’s nuclear plant – and its ramifications.

Bennett’s gambit: Could his candidacy unblock Israel’s political system?

If Naftali Bennett is serious about expanding his party’s outreach as he stated to a Politico interviewer, he has to convince his party that he is serious about being prime minister.

Weakening BDS from within

The more we can drive a wedge between pro-Palestinian advocates who reject extremism and the hard-core delegitimizers, the higher the chances of weakening the movement.

Negev Innovation: Realizing Ben-Gurion’s vision

If you missed the 1940s and the creation of Israel and you want to be part of Zionism in its purest form of creating good for all people, come to the Negev.

Born in the Inferno

Angela Orosz was born in December 1944, one of two babies who survived in Auschwitz. In this letter, she highlights the perils of not learning history’s lessons.

Healing Wounded Memories

Amek, we promise you this: as long as there is a March, we will always tell your courageous story. Your story will never die.

Memorial to Recently Fallen Marchers: Bill Glied

A beloved Holocaust survivor, the Canadian businessman who traveled on several Marches of the Living passed away in February

A Life Devoted to Holocaust Education and World Peace

Schloss: discrimination, antisemitism and racism around the world “is completely inhuman."

A man and his mission to keep the memory of the Holocaust alive

Philanthropist Sigmund Rolat may have survived the Holocaust and left Poland 72 years ago but part of him will forever remain in his native country where he continues to work for reconciliation.

From the sketchbook

Standing in their shoes

Kashouvot has introduced pastoral care as an integral part of the health care provided in hospitals and nursing homes in Israel.

Would the real Rabbi Akiva please stand up?

Akiva today, in our eyes and understanding, is a legend who has become a reality