Jewish influence

Clavicular proved my point: Birkin bags still don’t build a nation - opinion

The Clavicular affair is not just an influencer scandal. It is a stress test for the system Jewish institutions helped create.

Braden Eric Peters, better known as Clavicular, during his visit to Israel.
The word influencer is seen on a smartphone screen.

Telling Israel's story: Influencers, educators, and firsthand experience - opinion

The word influencer is seen on a smartphone screen.

Influence without integrity is just entertainment - opinion

 Zvika Klein sits with stars of My Unorthodox Life, Julia and Miriam Haart.

Julia, Miriam Haart’s transformative journey to Zionism and activism


Roots & Tentacles

The Jerusalem Post

The Torah, a divine pledge exclusively to Am Yisrael, the People of Yisrael

The Jerusalem Post

Jewish world: Shifts and rifts in Israel-US ties

As progressive US Jews and Israelis drift apart, where are relations headed?

J STREET U students protest against Hillel International on the sidelines of the annual J Street conference in Washington DC earlier this week.

Jewish groups line up to denounce Boteach ad on Susan Rice

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, the New Jersey-based author and pro-Israel advocate, took out an ad in the NY Times attacking Susan Rice after she criticized Netanyahu.

US national security advisor Susan Rice

Explaining Ourselves Part Two

The Jerusalem Post

A journey to Saskatchewan’s Jewish past

There was a feeling that prosperity was around the corner.

RABBI ABRAHAM SIMMONDS helps Harvey Kleiman put on tefillin at the Hirsch Farm in Saskatchewan in October.

Likely US presidential candidate: Egyptian option should be examined to solve Israeli-Arab conflict

Ben Carson, on his first visit here, tells ‘Post’ he is not sure that a Palestinian state in Judea and Samaria ‘makes sense,’ and that Israeli settlement construction is ‘blown out of proportion.’

Ben Carson

Remembering Edgar

Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky reflects on Edgar Bronfman's influence on the Jewish World.

Edgar M. Bronfman