For the past two and a half years, Israel’s students have been living through a reality that defies any traditional ...

The first Passover seder, celebrated in Egypt just before the exodus and described in Exodus 12:1-11, was radically different ...

There is, then, much to mourn on Yom Ha’atzmaut: first of all, the dead, the wounded, the displaced, the bereaved, and all ...

The document’s objective was to ensure citizens’ freedom to choose a preferred educational system and prohibit coercion.

It is ironic that while critics lambasted Trump for bypassing Congress to strike Iran, they largely ignored that Obama did ...

Last week’s blog, “Why I No Longer Attend Yom HaShoah Commemorations,” received much reaction. Except for one person, readers ...

Even in societies that consider themselves secular, echoes of this dynamic are emerging as institutions begin to treat belief ...

Israel has become a proxy. A stage upon which America’s internal identity conflicts are being performed. Debates over Israel ...

Beeni Raad ma Leh is not an insult; it is an invitation. It challenges those in power to slow down, to let actions catch up with promises, to leave traces that others can see and verify. It reminds ...

UNICEF’s markedly different public responses to child casualties in Iran’s recent nationwide protests and the ongoing crisis ...

For Somaliland, engaging with Israel may also signal a willingness to break away from traditional diplomatic constraints. It ...

The Jewish state sets rigorous standards for those who teach, regulate, heal, and build. Why are the people who run ...