Zionism

While my friends interned on Capitol Hill, I learned to shoot an M-16 and ate kosher Spam in the Israeli army

Why do island nations like Palau and Nauru vote with Israel at the U.N.? Israeli aid has something to do with it.

The latest Miss Israel, Ethiopian-born Yityish Aynaw, says it’s about time a black woman wore the crown

A new generation of women is being misled into assuming an ideological tension between feminism and Zionism

On his first trip abroad, the new secretary of state criticized Erdogan’s comments about Israel. It’s about time.

Six prominent thinkers and activists make their case—and their answers may surprise you

How did Menachem Begin’s Cabinet handle the truth about the Sabra and Shatila massacre? Here are the transcripts.

Melbourne’s Jews confront the mysterious death of one of their own, Ben Zygier, in an Israeli prison

David Hartman, my late study partner, wanted to be a great rabbi. He ended up in a war for Judaism’s future.

Zionism and the coming age of isolation

Contrary to conventional wisdom, Israelis haven’t become radicals. They’ve just abandoned a delusion.

Under rookie politician Naftali Bennett, religious Zionism is finally becoming Israel’s political mainstream

Adrift at home, a woman sets out to find the Promised Land—in Jamaica, Ethiopia, Ghana, and Israel

A friendship with an ambassador reveals the great writer’s surprising relationship with Israel

A startling example of life imitating art