Happy(ish) New Year: Holocaust remembrance as warning in an age of resurgent antisemitism
A new year invites hope – but Holocaust Remembrance Day nears amid violent antisemitism. This issue looks back to warn: preserve names, memory, and truth.
The Jerusalem Report
Yad Vashem races to preserve Holocaust artifacts as survivors dwindle
When centenarian survivors die, their lucid wartime memories go with them
Yad Vashem chairman: Holocaust memory is under sustained attack
As Iran weakens, Turkey emerges as new threat to Israel and the West - opinion
How Iran’s decline, Turkey's rise, and the spread of Islamist extremism now threaten the West’s security and demand a decisive global response.
The real war is Islamism's infiltration of Western democracies - opinion
Born in Jerusalem and raised in Malmö, Sweden, I watched firsthand the quiet surrender of a liberal Western city to Islamist intimidation.
Gaza reconstruction trapped between Israeli mistrust, Palestinian fragmentation - analysis
The Palestinian actors most capable of stabilizing Gaza are precisely the ones that key external players doubt the most.
Abbas's unilateral successor pick sparks fears of division, anarchy among Palestinians
Palestinians fear that Abbas’s decision to unilaterally appoint his successor could lead to internal tension, political division, and even anarchy.
Palestinian Authority's succession struggle: Who will succeed Mahmoud Abbas? - analysis
As PA president, Mahmoud Abbas enters his tenth decade, rival factions, popular prisoners, and regional powers brace for a turbulent succession.
US-led coordination center in Israel maps Gaza's future amid hope and skepticism
While some have welcomed the efforts of the new US-run center for rehabilitating the war-torn Gaza Strip, others are skeptical that it will work.
Israel's government-appointed October 7 probe is no substitute for independent inquiry - opinion
The Israeli government’s decision to establish its own committee to investigate the failures on October 7 is not enough.
Can coexistence survive October 7? Peace activists grapple with new reality
While some Israelis and Palestinians still hope for peace, a new question is whether coexistence can become more honest, balanced, and grounded.
The fear of forgetting: Lihie Gilhar’s fight to remember October 7 victims
The ‘Bring Them Light’ project helps to transform the grief of October 7 and transform it into something that gives life.
Seaside museum becomes resilience hub for Israel's war-scarred survivors
A maritime museum on Israel’s coast has reinvented itself as a resilience center, helping soldiers and civilians breathe again after the trauma of October 7.
