Two underlying assumptions guided Israel’s security establishment for the past generation. The first asserted that with the end of the Cold War, the era of conventional wars had ended. In the … more

D espite what’s been happening, the New York Times is most concerned about the alleged suppression of pro-Palestinian speech on American campuses. •Riotous marchers on college … more

Unless you follow the news from Europe closely, it’s unlikely you’ll be aware that last week, seven alleged Hamas suspects believed to be planning attacks on Jewish targets were arrested … more

They’re a little late to the party, but nevertheless still very welcome. The separate statements of Abe Foxman, former head of the Anti-Defamation League, and David Harris, former head of … more

“This is not the Morocco we knew,” said Kobi Ifrah, co-founder of Kulna, an organization that aims to preserve and promote Jewish Moroccan heritage.  Since moving from Dimona in … more

Critics of the United Nations special reporter for the Palestinians — and there are many — say that Francesca Albanese’s historically chronic fault-finding of Israel and repeated … more

Francesca Albanese, the United Nations special rapporteur for Palestinian rights, has long courted controversy among Israel supporters for her one-sided faulting of Israel for its conflict with the … more

Jews have been an integral part of South Africa society since the seventeenth century when some arrived with the early Dutch settlers. However, only with the influx of Jews escaping pogroms in … more

The Oct. 7 Hamas massacre that killed at least 1,200 people in Israel is being compared to the mass murders of the Holocaust. But unlike the Nazis, who hid their crimes and perfected impersonal and … more

As the number of soldiers injured in the Gaza war mounts, the call to action was an urgent one. And Friends of Israeli Disabled Veterans (FIDV), which supports the Beit Halochem rehabilitation … more