The Jerusalem Report

Eliezer Weishoff, the Renaissance man of Israeli art

How it really was: The many lives of a true hero

The Friends of Israel initiative

Who could have predicted that a group of major world figures would form in defense of the Jewish state?

A Litvak who served in Allenby's army

The farmer Jews of South Africa

Israel starts a new school year

Lest we forget: How the General Assembly developed

What U.S. Jews need to understand about Israel and Israelis – and don't

On the American experience of postwar Jewish refugees

14 days: U.N. address

Israel's Christian friends

The People & The Book: Literature that kicks- Are we loving it?

Kafka Esq. – In conversation with Benjamin Balint

Balint’s book “Kafka’s Last Trial” is a meticulously researched narrative telling of the tortuous journey of Kafka’s manuscripts from Czechoslovakia to the vaults of the National Library of Israel.

Wake up, nation

Israel’s economic miracle is threatened by structural and social deformities, according to a diagnosis and plan that the Start-Up Nation’s cheerleaders had better read, and its planners execute.

Freud in Jerusalem

The focal point of the Freud of the Rings exhibition at the Israel Museum are six intriguing rings.

Tikkun Olam through movies

Producer Ayelet Bacharach seeks to change perceptions of people with disabilities.

Technology that heals

aMoon’s Marius Nacht and Yair Schindel lead the charge to make ‘healthtech’ a booming growth industry.

What future for Konin’s historic synagogue?

In 1939, when the Germans invaded, there were some 3,000 Jews in Konin, still almost a quarter of the population. Today there are none.

Marcel Marceau: Grappling with the past through silence

This extraordinary story began with Marceau’s participation in the French underground, when he helped smuggle persecuted Jewish children and forged identity cards.

Charles Weiss: The Voice of America in the Middle East

A titan reflects on his time.

U.S.-Palestinian ties in crisis

Washington’s halt of funding to UNRWA and closure of the PLO office precede ‘pre-launch hase’ of peace plan.

Intelligence Report: Israel's deceptive calm

In short, the tranquility, calm and status quo are misleading.

A latter-day Rothschild

Baroness Ariane de Rothschild pays a visit to Israel

Syria’s morning after

The civil war’s approaching finale will intensify Turkish-Syrian tension, and consolidate Israel’s policy of neutrality.

A latter-day Rothschild

Baroness Ariane de Rothschild pays a visit to Israel