Commentary

Eden Golan's voice resonates well beyond Israel

Unfortunately, it has to be said that artists – just like intellectuals – are rarely right when they comment on political matters. In the cultural scene, which claims to be non-conformist but is extremely conformist, it is almost expected that everyone should align with left-wing ideologies.

My first Memorial Day as a bereaved mother

This day reminds us of why we live here. A day for remembrance is also Dec. 15, 2023, that same day when they informed me, my family, and all of you about the killing of our son, Yotam Haim, who was accidentally shot by our forces when he escaped from Hamas captivity.

A portion of the Land of Israel in exile

A portion of the Land of Israel in exile

When the prophet describes God as “the Lord of hosts” he makes sure to qualify, “Not by might, nor by power, but by My spirit.” Seven months of war have exposed us to acts of incredible, breathtaking heroism that shine a new light on the essence of the spirit the prophet spoke of – our soldiers’ spirit of self-sacrifice for the sake of the land and the people.

'My fear is that innocent Jews will be killed across America'

Let's not be complacent again: Hamas is like Hitler in 1938

In the first weeks after the horrific attack of Oct. 7, everyone realized the gravity of this situation and understood the need to unite against the clear and imminent existential threat. But time, the challenges of war, and the nature of Jewish factionalism eroded what should have been a united, crushing war against the Nazis of our times.

Harvard President threatens to expel student protesters from campus

Why were we not allowed to fly Israeli flags at Harvard?

At Hillel’s year-end barbecue, a group of students hung Israeli flags, only to see them removed because the event wasn’t advertised as “pro-Israel.” It’s shocking that some students at Ivy League schools have adopted positions that are more extreme than those in parts of the Arab world