I heard him speak years ago, and I was taken by his easy smile, tales of his lively family, love of Israeli cuisine, and how he wove those three pieces together into a fascinating presentation. When … more

In a diplomatic breakthrough, Israel and the United Arab Emirates are normalizing ties. more

The political pendulum has begun to swing, and rather rapidly at that. Whatever one’s personal feelings about President Donald Trump, his plan to isolate Iran … more

The custom is fairly prevalent nowadays, but it was not a common practice 30 years ago when my friend raised his sons. He would seek out especially pious rabbis, generally quite elderly ones, to … more

In his Israel Apartheid Week address at Duke University a few weeks ago, radical Palestinian poet Mohammed el-Kurd advocated “Palestinian liberation,” telling his cheering … more

 Benjamin Netanyahu and the government he will form face a long list of challenges on national security and foreign affairs — from dealing with the Iranian threat to restoring a sense … more

Hundreds of visitors flocked to Shiloh in Samaria’s Binyamin region last Thursday to welcome what is said to be a biblically pure red heifer. The 22-month-old cow, which was brought to … more

What’s taking place is despicable. A war on Israel — who do you think funded it? [Crowd says, Iran.] Iran — you’re right! — and they are the greatest enemy to this … more

What is exactly the Biden administration’s policy towards Israel? Is it one that deprecates Israel’s just war against the Hamas terrorist organization? Does it wrongly focus on the … more

Melanie Reid, a journalist with The Times of London, is a quadriplegic who, with a wry lack of self-pity, calls her weekly essay Spinal Column. She told how she, her husband, and others in their … more