When Ofir Ben Sheetrit sang on Israel’s The Voice, her high school suspended her, but the country went wild

A new study funded by the U.S. undercuts the notion that Palestinian schools incite violence against Israel

Why is Argentina letting Iran examine the 1994 AMIA bombing in Buenos Aires, a crime Hezbollah surely committed?

The late New York mayor told me he wanted to be remembered by my son Daniel Pearl’s final words: ‘I am Jewish.’

Former New York City mayor Ed Koch, who died today, spoke to Tablet in 2011 about politics and Judaism

My beloved Beitar Jerusalem has some racist fans. Instead of abandoning the team, we should take it back.

Barack Obama and Chuck Hagel look to the 34th president as a foreign-affairs model. But is it a willful misreading?

For half a century, Greg’s Auto Repair has housed the commode from Aviso Grille, the Führer’s biggest yacht

The West Wing actor is the perfect candidate for the job of White House liaison to the Jewish community

My 7-year-old told me to vote for the party that ‘gives the most peace,’ but there were none on offer in Israel’s election

The centrist’s simple but emotionally profound Zionism could lead to an Israel less at war with itself

Journalist Jakob Augstein appears alongside Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on a top 10 list of the world’s worst bigots