The claim of dual loyalty is not unfamiliar to Jews, from the Dreyfus Affair to Stalin’s “Doctors’ Plot,” to Egypt in 1948, ...

Much of my time was spent focusing on our soon-to-open Galilee Culinary Institute (GCI). Here, our delegation was given a ...

Gaza is visual, dramatic, immediate. Congo is messy, distant, complex — and thus invisible. The result? Rwanda, despite being ...

Because the truth is, Israel is doing exactly what every moral nation should do when faced with evil. Israel is not ...

When we are attacked by beasts, or driven from our homes, or put to the sword, or beset by pestilence, or – Heaven forbid – ...

of kindness, community, and connection from her youth. Together, we laughed, we cried, and we bonded over our shared hope for ...

Speed dating in Haifa felt like a social experiment designed by someone who hates happiness. But I got a free glass of wine, ...

Rather than ending this war–which was justified at the beginning after the Hamas massacres and kidnappings of October 7 th, ...

Nowhere is this more apparent than in the political leadership of Amsterdam and in particularly in its mayor, Femke Halsema.

In Massachusetts, where I live, a Special Commission on Combatting Antisemitism, established as part of the state’s 2025 ...

The line between sovereign and financial sector risk is rapidly blurring. Pension funds, insurance companies, and banks hold trillions in government bonds. A wave of sovereign defaults—especially from ...

Biden worked in a team—something autocratic Trump can’t do. Only, in a country that believes in Superman and other heroes and big daddies that will take care of you, you can’t win elections as a team ...