One minute I was explaining Hamas in Spanish to daytime television audiences; the next I was pretending to be engaged in ...

As the month of Iyyar comes to a close this week, I thought it would be appropriate to discuss the two names for “the second ...

In boardrooms, legislative chambers, academic journals, and newspaper opinion pages, the debate about artificial intelligence ...

Somaliland sits precisely where it counts: at the southern gate of the Bab el-Mandeb, with a stable coastline, functioning ...

When a society begins to believe “כֹּחִי וְעֹצֶם יָדִי” (“Ko’chi ve-otzem yadi” — “My power and the strength of my hand”) ...

A sport in which Jews have a particularly long connection is boxing, with a legacy dating back over a century. It is a legacy ...

In recent months, several European broadcasters have withdrawn from Eurovision 2026 or publicly challenged the legitimacy of ...

I watched a recent interview with Yeshiva University president Rabbi Ari Berman with growing disbelief.

Some nations are judged by their laws. Israel is judged by its headlines. One Israeli commits a crime, and suddenly millions ...

Protest rights, institutions and the boundaries of tolerance in the Netherlands The Netherlands likes to present itself as an ...

Credit should be given to the White House, the Pentagon, members of Congress and the Senate, and public organizations that pushed for the release of classified documents related to Unidentified ...

The Senate Committee on Human Rights pointed out that Canada’s Jewish community has been the object of 70 percent of documented hate crimes since 2023, the year when Hamas terrorists attacked southern ...