World media: Was 9/11 carried out by al-Qaida militants or terrorists? Would you describe the Taliban merely as an “Islamic movement”? Terrorists are terrorists, it doesn’t “depend on the context.” Any other definition is not only unjust, but immoral – legitimizing Hamas makes you an integral part of the problem.
In the heart of Israel's northern frontier, a mosaic of communities stands united, their resilience tested daily by an unrelenting barrage of Hezbollah rockets, missiles, and suicide drones. The residents of this region - Jews, Muslims, Christians, and Druze alike - have become the guardians of their homeland, refusing to abandon the land they love, even in the face of unimaginable adversity.
"What we have been witnessing since Oct. 7 is aggression from the radical Left. Here too in the neighborhood I do not feel entirely safe and secure. If I argue over the price in a store then on occasions I will hear an antisemitic comment," one resident says.
Tablet editor Editor-in-Chief Alana Newhouse speaks about US Jews and how Oct. 7 reshaped reality.
As conflict rages in Gaza, team physicians find themselves treating wounded soldiers and professional athletes on the same day.
How sad it is that instead of letting President Biden go, those around him insist on dragging him along to complete ruin. President Herzog and his wife Michal absorb the pains of Israeli society. And here’s an idea: a lifetime allowance for any Palestinian who commits not to act against Israel.
Columbia lecturer Shai Davidai speaks on campus antisemitism and the unexpected silver lining.
Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch is the senior rabbi of Stephen Wise Free Synagogue in New York City. He spoke with Makor Rishon.
In the early days of statehood, a surprising alliance emerged between Haredi Jews and the Zionist cause. This little-known chapter of history reveals a community willing to take up arms in defense of the nascent Jewish state, challenging modern perceptions and raising questions about the roots of the current conscription debate.
The 54-year-old Israeli-born performer has carved out a unique niche by embracing his Jewish heritage in his act. As he prepares to perform in Tel Aviv, Rosenfeld reflects on his journey from finance to funny business, and how he's using humor to bridge cultures and spread joy in challenging times.
