Opinion
The midterm wake-up call
What do Democratic midterm victories mean for Republicans, American politics, and the future of US-Israel relations?
How Sen. Mitch McConnell derailed American democracy – opinion
Israel must wake up to US and the world before national security is permanently harmed - comment
Why are Israelis surprised Arab voters showed up? - opinion
America provided safe refuge to some who now seek to dismantle it from within – opinion
US Rep. Ilhan Omar and NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani are just two examples in a long line of turncoats – those who strive to undermine the very values that protect them.
Middle Israel: From Caesar to Netanyahu, Israel prepares to enter a post-charisma era - opinion
How long this transition will last is anyone’s guess, but for an Israel crushed by Benjamin Netanyahu’s overbearing charisma, the post-charismatic era’s emergence will not be one day too early.
Holocaust memory compels us to reject false genocide claims and face Gaza’s agony - opinion
Whatever position one takes on the issue, the nature of Holocaust memory is in crisis.
Keeping Jews Jewish is not enough - we must build them - opinion
Zionism built more than a State – it built a different kind of Jew
Beyond resilience: Israel's traumatized families need support, not just admiration - opinion
We can celebrate courage and still leave room for what comes afterward. Surviving does not tell us how someone is sleeping or whether they feel safe boarding another plane.
No room for Jewish grief at Oct. 7 protests in New York City - opinion
No amount of suffering gives anyone permission to abandon humanity because we are, all of us, made in the image of the divine.
Examining NYT report alleging top US Embassy aide in Jerusalem suppressed Israel cables - editorial
Such an allegation deserves scrutiny, as does the way a newspaper presents the evidence and the response of those it accuses.
‘Heal the world’: Jews’ sense of obligation to aid wherever disasters strike – opinion
The world might hate the Hebrews, but there is a reason as to why Israelis will never hate it back.
October 7 and collective memory: Three years, 156 weeks, and five million Israeli flags - opinion
Since October 7, 4,375 churches have placed 1,200 Israeli flags on their front lawns to memorialize the victims, demonstrating that Hamas’s massacre also revealed who Israel’s friends are.
October 7, three years on, from the perspective of an army medic who refuses to lose hope - opinion
In a hostile environment similar to 1939, where attacks on Jews are justified, legitimized, and encouraged, what differs in 2026 is that the Jewish people have a homeland and can fight back.