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Israeli political figures Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett announced the formation of a joint party called 'Yachad' (Together) ahead of the upcoming elections,...

Adam Hummel revisits Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik's 1956 speech, "Kol Dodi Dofek," reflecting on the "six knocks" that symbolized transformative events for Isra...

The possibility of achieving peace between Israel and Lebanon is explored through a discussion with Hanin Ghaddar, a senior fellow at The Washington Institut...

Judea Pearl shares his experiences as a witness to the founding of modern Israel, describing himself as a 'redemption survivor' rather than a Holocaust survi...

In a significant aliyah initiative, 240 members of the Bnei Menashe community from India's northeastern states of Mizoram and Manipur have immigrated to Isra...

In a piece by Rawan Osman, a Syrian-born activist, the complexities of media narratives surrounding Israel and its conflicts are explored. Osman challenges t...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu disclosed that he recently underwent successful treatment for early-stage prostate cancer, which he kept private du...

In a compelling dialogue, Maj. Gen. (ret.) Nimrod Sheffer and journalist Nathan Guttman navigate the intricate geopolitical landscape concerning Israel's sec...

A recent survey by the Harvard Kennedy School's Institute of Politics reveals that nearly half of young Americans view the U.S. relationship with Israel as m...

Yardena Schwartz examines the gradual steps taken by the Israeli government towards de facto annexation of the West Bank, despite the lack of formal declarat...

Shula Cohen, a seemingly ordinary housewife in Beirut, led a secret life as a Mossad spy. For years, Cohen successfully balanced her domestic responsibilitie...

The article discusses the evolving perspective of Israelis on Hungary's electoral politics, especially in light of Viktor Orbán's recent defeat. Israeli Prim...

Donald Trump has been awarded Israel's top civilian honor, the Israel Prize, marking the first time a non-Israeli has received this accolade. Israeli Prime M...

Bob Goldberg argues that the growing disconnect between the Democratic Party in the U.S. and Israel is inadvertently benefiting Israel by pushing it toward g...

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro supports U.S. military aid to Israel, particularly the funding of the Iron Dome system which protects Israeli civilians fr...

This piece spotlights six Israeli musical talents who have gained international attention, embracing both Hebrew and English languages. Israeli singer Noga E...

Several U.S. states are considering legislation that bans the use of the term "West Bank" and opts for "Judea and Samaria" in official documents. Tennessee, ...

Rabbi Elazar Symon examines the tension between human initiative and divine providence in the context of Israel's existence. Referencing Psalm 127 and the te...

Israeli Prime Minister (presumably Netanyahu or one of his successors) wore tefillin in a symbolic gesture to honor the memory of a fallen soldier. This act ...

In this thought-provoking essay, Joel Meyer challenges the simplistic narrative that Israel is merely shifting from collectivism to individualism and becomin...

Yossi Avni-Levy and Michael Chabon's novels explore alternate realities where Jewish sovereignty is established outside of Israel, specifically considering l...

The op-ed emphasizes the critical role of Israeli farmers in the North, especially in light of recent conflicts, underscoring their work as crucial for susta...

President Trump announced an extension of the U.S.-Israeli ceasefire with Iran despite Iran not agreeing to negotiations. This unexpected move followed outre...

Prominent attorney Alan Dershowitz, known for his strong pro-Israel stance and past legal representation of controversial figures like Donald Trump, has anno...

Israeli writer Hen Mazzig shares a poignant reflection on Yom Haatzmaut, Israel's Independence Day, broadening its significance beyond Israeli borders to Jew...

Rachel Goldberg-Polin's new book, "When We See You Again," captures the universal experience of grief through a deeply personal lens — the tragic loss of her...

Bill Slott reflects on Israel's ongoing struggles and resilience by drawing parallels between historical events and modern realities, capturing the layered c...

Nadine Epstein, the editor of Moment, delves into the complexities surrounding the term "Zionism" and its place in modern discourse. With Zionism and anti-Zi...

The nine-day period from Yom HaShoah to Israeli Independence Day highlights Israel's unique approach to national remembrance, which intertwines personal grie...

In the wake of recent conflict and ongoing challenges faced by Israel, there is an urgent need to enhance the capacity of Israeli municipalities to respond t...

The article provides a personal account of the everyday realities of living in Israel, highlighting the ever-present threats of terrorism that Israeli societ...

Rahm Emanuel, former U.S. Ambassador to Japan and a potential Democratic presidential candidate, has publicly called for an end to U.S. financial aid to Isra...

Eli Savit, a progressive Jewish county prosecutor, has been nominated by the Michigan Democratic Party as their candidate for state attorney general. Known f...

Natan Slifkin discusses his family's evolving views on military service for religious girls in Israel, framed by the experience of his daughters. While his e...

The opinion piece by Rachel Goldberg-Polin argues that the U.S. war with Iran, while unpopular, is a necessary measure to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear...

President Donald Trump has publicly denied claims that Israel influenced his decision to go to war with Iran, amidst speculation that Israeli pressure, parti...

Amid a shifting political landscape within the Democratic party regarding Israel-Palestine dynamics, Michigan Democrats have chosen Amir Makled, a pro-Palest...

"The Words They Left Behind" by Racheli Palant-Rozen explores the poignant project behind "If You're Reading These Words," a book compiling the last letters ...

Amidst ongoing trauma from conflicts with Iran and Hezbollah, Israelis commemorate Yom HaZikaron with a call to remember the 25,000 lives lost since 1948. Th...

Israeli journalist Amit Segal reports on the upcoming U.S.-Iran negotiations that are set against the backdrop of ongoing Middle Eastern conflicts. Although ...

A discussion hosted by Eylon Levy featuring guest Dan Feferman delves into recent findings that suggest 60% of the Lebanese public favors peace with Israel. ...

Eylon Levy's podcast episode featuring Dan Feferman delves into the evolving diplomatic landscape between Israel and Lebanon amidst recent talks that aim to ...

A recent event hosted by StandWithUs in Seattle faced vehement protests from demonstrators outside the venue. The writer highlights the intense hostility exp...

Israel is experiencing intensified internal divisions over recent U.S.-brokered ceasefires with Lebanon and Iran, as the Israeli public debates whether Presi...

The complex issue of Israeli settlements is deeply entwined with religion, history, and ideology, transcending mere political discourse. Central to this is t...

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed sparked controversy by equating the Israeli government with Hamas, describing both as evil due to their involvement ...

Israeli politics and society once heavily emphasized the concept of "shalom," or peace, as a central part of national discourse, both symbolically and practi...

Vanessa Berg critiques an essay that claims Israel has a systemic extremism problem, arguing that this framing exaggerates the influence of a small, volatile...

Several Jewish and pro-Israel organizations are urging President Trump to focus on the repatriation of Americans detained in Iran amid ongoing ceasefire disc...

In the political race for New York's 13th congressional district, Rep. Adriano Espaillat, known for his pro-Israel stance, finds himself outraised by challen...