Theodore herzl
For Zion’s Sake: Why two Catholic theologians are taking a stand for Israel
Today’s silence conjures memories of past pontifical silence during the Holocaust. For Jews and Christian Zionists, Pope Pius XII's silence remains a harrowing memory and indictment.
'From Palestine to Paris:' Herzl's Vienna home is now a Palestinian-owned pizzeria - interview
New AI tool allows users to chat with Jewish historical figures
Israel and Kurdistan: Regional collapse reshapes the Middle East map - opinion
Today in History: The beginnings of Zionism
Without the Jewish people and Judaism, Jesus wouldn’t have existed.
The Novelist and the Zionists
Borderline views: British Jewry and their attitudes toward Israel
It is nothing short of a British understatement to state that it is not easy in today’s climate of renewed terrorism to focus on human rights.
Raising the Zionist bar
The struggle to keep Mount Herzl relevant to contemporary life.
‘Self-ghettoization’ in the State of Israel
Ze’ev Jabotinsky was a fierce critic of the majority-rule interpretation of democracy.
Fundamentally Freund: Bring Herzl’s grandparents for reburial in Jerusalem
Over the past decade Israel has gone to great lengths to fulfill one of the dying wishes of Theodor Herzl, the founding father of modern political Zionism.
Circles of gold and fire – Tel Aviv to Vienna
The streets of Tel Aviv may show off sleek Bauhaus architecture in place of the ornate palaces of the Ringstrasse, but are no less than Herzl's Vienna.
A Dose of Nuance: The night Ahad Ha’am could have declared victory
At Beit Avi Chai on Shavuot, Jews of all kinds came to learn together and showed a tremendous amount of respect.
Herzl: The interesting character that inspired a nation
Keeping the (Israeli) flag flying in Budapest
With the fourth-largest Jewish population in Europe, Hungary’s Israel Cultural Center is engaging a new generation of Jews.
