‘Pax Americana’ in the Middle East - opinion
Political Islam, or Islamism, despite its modern aspects and appearance, has its roots in the original Islam of Medina. It was there that the Prophet Muhammad established the first Islamic state.
Opinion
23 years later: Surviving and not forgetting - opinion
A complete lack of statesmanship: Rabello affair reveals Netanyahu's enduring blind spot - opinion
JCPOA 2.0: Trump's deal risks undercutting efforts against the Iranian threat - editorial
The biggest problem in American leadership is being 'too cute' on antisemitism - opinion
Current officials have wink-and-nodded their way through years of rising anti-Jewish hatred, offering just enough condemnation to seem responsible while doing just enough nothing to stay comfortable.
Dave Matthews alienates longtime Jewish fans with comments on Israel, Gaza - opinion
To demand only peace when killers are at your doorstep is as foolish as standing on an electrified stage in the middle of a lightning storm.
The IRGC is not defending Iran, it's exporting the Islamic revolution - opinion
As long as the parallel structures of the IRGC dictate Iran’s wealth, institutional moderation is an impossibility.
Torah study and Israeli military service are both sacred, but not the same - opinion
Public backlash over proposed legislation reflects a broader struggle over how Israel defines service, sacrifice and equality.
The conceptual salad that’s stopping Israel from winning - opinion
If we are to have a serious discussion about our future, we must stop hiding behind hollow slogans. It’s time to start an honest, collective conversation – even if we don’t all agree on the final con
Israel's police, security forces support and enable West Bank settler violence - opinion
“Should I have just stood there and allowed the settler sheep and donkeys to steal fodder?” I asked. The expression on her face said yes.
West Bank settlements are Israel's forward position, and its first line of defense - opinion
Rabbi Yoni Rosensweig recently captured the moral complexity of life in this land through a powerful analogy from the film A Few Good Men.
How cancer treatment gave me curly hair and a new perspective - opinion
After cancer treatment, hair often grows back curly, an unexpected but common sign of recovery.
Ireland's hamfisted boycott bill is political theater at its worst - opinion
The Irish government is engaged in a symbolic and farcical legislative process to ban the import of goods from Israeli settlements.
This rabbi made history in the civil rights era, I had to tell his story - opinion
Since his jail time in St. Augustine, Rabbi Secher has dedicated his life to tikkun olam, repairing the world.
