The Zionist analysis of the conditions of modern Jewish life have once again been proved correct, both in Israel and in the diaspora. Here’s what that means.
A new film about rival female judokas, one from Israel and one from Iran, by an Israeli director
A string of startling victories has opened new pathways to freedom in the Middle East
Empty slogans and misbegotten promises are designed to cause civil war. Don’t let them.
Observing Israel’s moves in the Middle East, Kyiv gambles on an American power vacuum
In response to Hamas’ Oct. 7 terror attack, the Biden-Harris administration assembled a team tasked with toppling Bibi
The Obama-Biden blueprint after Gaza
I’m here to make sure we take the fight against the terrorist organization seriously
Whose side will America be on?
‘Israel is a country and a nation that doesn’t hate its own fucking people’
Decoding a rabbinical broadside against drafting Torah scholars into the IDF
The point of the U.S. deal isn’t peace. It’s to prevent the two American allies from coming together, while subordinating them both to Iran.
The ongoing U.S. policy of slow-walking munitions deliveries to Israel isn’t about Rafah
On the other side of the aisle, Israel’s supporters make gains
The 19th-century pioneer of printing in Palestine didn’t have an easy life. But his role in the development of Hebrew-language culture was enormous.
Israel must stop pretending it is a nation like any other
The Israeli ex-general throws down the gauntlet to the man Israel’s elite and American policymakers see as the country’s true foe—Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
The Oct. 7 attacks pumped badly needed economic and political capital into a failed state