Unity
From Birkenau to the ballot box: Israel needs to heal - opinion
Our enemies around the world love it when we are divided.
Brothers before the ballot - opinion
Netanyahu eyes unity government with Eisenkot as Likud considers alternative coalition arrangements
Beyond the ballot, October 7 families call for a different kind of Israeli politics
Menomadin survey shows Israelis desperately seek unity
The survey indicates a trend toward a desire for unity between different sectors of Israeli society, seemingly influenced by the events on and after October 7.
Iran's new President urges Muslim unity, strengthens ties with Central Asia and Africa - analysis
In meetings with Hezbollah, and discussions with Palestinian groups the new Iranian President discussed his outreach to Muslim countries and how he would leverage Iran’s ties to pressure Israel.
Kesher Yehudi: Promoting Jewish unity through study
Kesher Yehudi is a social movement born in response to the rift tearing apart Israeli society.
Will our quarrelling leaders ever learn to unify and cooperate? - opinion
Either we find a way to impose on quarrelling leaders our demand for cooperation or we sit back like the sages at the banquet and contribute through indifference to the demise of our great countries.
Israeli society unites on religion, torn over military issues since October 7 - Pew poll
Showing how Israeli religious and non-religious Jews have united during wartime, the study reflected that 18% of Israelis now believed there to be strong conflicts between religious and non-religious
Youth united: Religious and secular teens march together calling for an end to polarization, hatred
Many of the 20 thousand teens have lost family and friends in the war and experienced its horrors firsthand.
First time since end of Apartheid in 1994, SA ruling party ANC to form unity government with DA
ANC and DA unite in South Africa's new government, marking a historic shift with economic priorities outlined for national unity.
Jerusalem Day: The self-deception of ignoring all of the Israeli capital's problems - opinion
On the heels of Jerusalem Day and throughout the year, let us celebrate those whose love for their city knows no bounds and unites its people in harmony.
Sharansky: In prison I was freer than my interrogators
Natan Sharansky has been involved with almost everything Jewish and Israeli over the years. During this challenging time, he shares his thoughts on current events.
Antisemitism snakes a dangerous path, from campus rhetoric to tangible violence - opinion
The common denominator in antisemitic attacks? The victims were Jews. Their views on Israel were irrelevant; the attackers didn’t know or care whether their targets were pro- or anti-Israel.
