Opinion

A government that truly cared about Torah would not use it to divide soldiers from students, mourners from politicians, and Jews from one another.

Women who made history in tanks on Oct. 7 fought in all-female crews. Both camps in the Armored Corps dispute should be claiming that morning as a victory. Instead, both pretend it never happened.

The problem may not be that the world lacks information about the Jews, but rather that the Jewish world has forgotten to inspire loyalty, admiration, participation, and belief.

Antisemitism is surging in Canada, raising questions about whether its laws and institutions are doing enough to respond.

It is no coincidence that this new, aggressive strategy of Ukraine’s long-distance strikes deep into Russia’s heartland happened right when the United States was doing its best to make itself neutral

Real peacebuilding requires leaving the comfort of elite conferences and engaging directly with the difficult realities on the ground. 

Ronald Lauder said that Israel has an image problem and needs professional help. He’s right, up to a point. The billionaire cosmetic heir is a personal friend of both Trump and Netanyahu.

The past 48 hours show how Tehran uses conflict, diplomacy, and uncertainty to strengthen its position.

If we cannot speak about peace while the missiles are falling, then our enemies will determine not only our security agenda but also the boundaries of our imagination.

Institutional capture, ideological conformity, and foreign-backed authoritarian movements are challenging the individual freedoms that once formed the core of Western civilization.