Zionism

Young Israeli soldiers have pushed older commanders into adopting a more aggressive social media strategy

In 2007, I traveled to Sderot to make a film. Months later, I made it my home—and Gaza my neighbor.

As rockets rain down on Israel, an Atlanta JCC bans Peter Beinart. When did we become so narrow-minded?

Tel Aviv’s fashion week is torn in two, but politicization has been stitched into the country’s fabric since 1949

How the British Marxist and anti-Zionist, who died last week, influenced the writing of Jewish history

Berlin’s Jewish Museum gave Judith Butler and Germans permission to indulge dangerous political impulses

Well, the game was in Florida but…you know.

Why the future of American Judaism as we know it depends on the survival of the Jewish state

In West Jerusalem, neighborhood borders are often marked by the political graffiti sprayed on the streets

When I  lectured my friends about Obama’s stance on Israel, I ended up alienating—not enlightening—them

Sunday marks the anniversary of the 1946 attack on the British. My 91-year-old grandfather helped carry it out.

I was drawn to Mali’s nomads and their musical pleas for a homeland, until they allied with Islamists

A trip to Israel connected participants to our Jewishness. But it didn’t make us more politically engaged.

After an anti-Semitic incident at boarding school, I denied being Jewish for years. Israel is changing things.

Israel as our homeland because our ancestors were here. No religion required.