I volunteer with Einat Wilf’s Oz party – I’ve followed Einat’s eye-opening analyses for years, find her one of the most ...

Ascend the high mountain, you who bear tidings to Zion (Mevaseret Zion); raise your voice in strength, with tidings to ...

They saw peace through the eternal work they have before them. But instead of being caught up in the current moment to fight ...

A year ago, I had the privilege of speaking with Tamar Schwarzbard–the former digital diplomacy leader at Israel’s Ministry ...

The Ten Commandments are listed twice in the Torah. Once in the book of Exodus, and the other time is found in the book of ...

The story of Rabbi Moshe Feller and Sandy Koufax has become one of the most memorable intersections of American sports and modern Jewish history. While Koufax’s refusal to pitch on Yom Kippur is well ...

We just got up off the floor. Tisha B’Av ends, the chairs go back to normal height, and then almost immediately it is Shabbat ...

Here in Israel, however, we are consumed by internal Jewish conflicts. There is only one chance to save ourselves from a third collapse: to find the common denominator that unites us all. It lies in ...

I joined the wrong Tisha B’Av service. I dislike cliches at the best of times, but “only in Israel,” I concede, captures that experience. No puns intended. “Ugh! C’mon, where’s the gold?” I grumbled ...

On the Ninth of Av, I don’t wear sackcloth. I wear Roman glass. Because their empire fell. And we endure. This isn’t ...

In His Own Way . In Parashat Chukat, Hashem tells Moshe Rabbeinu that he will not be allowed to enter Eretz Yisrael. Parashat Va’etchanan beg ...

But I see from a story in The Telegraph that Hunter has been released from what he called his “comedy jail “and is performing ...