A last interview with Haim Gouri

Current Hamas Political Bureau Member and former military commander, convicted of directing terror bombings that killed over 120 Israelis, including the bombings of the Sbrarro Pizza in Jerusalem and the Dolphinarium Discotheque in Tel Aviv, speaks to Tablet about the ongoing Gaza cease-fire negotiations with Israel

Why military supremacy is no longer enough for a Jewish state fighting on asymmetric fronts against nonstate actors with the ability to shape public perceptions and war narratives

A recent statement by the head of the Red Crescent Society illustrates why Israel’s enemies lie—and why governments and news organizations are so quick to believe them

Dispatch from the London campus where BDS activists rattle loudly enough to be heard by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu—but how’s the campaign going?

Staying silent in the face of radical evil is wrong. It’s time for us to engage.

New study assesses impact of 2014 Gaza war on Jewish opinion

The court will decide whether there’s enough evidence to pursue charges

Dempsey: IDF went to ‘extraordinary lengths’ to avoid civilian casualties

Faces four years in prison for setting fire to Jewish business during July riot

British Jews making aliyah aren’t part of a trend: they’re bucking it

New efforts to mobilize a scattered community gain traction

Read the two writers’ correspondence about this summer’s war in Gaza

For a convert to Judaism, the Days of Awe mark a renewed commitment—this year more than ever