The sport of second-guessing Israel
In Washington and other capitals, an ungenerous spirit has set in.
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Bidding farewell to the rabbi who defined Religious Zionism
One of Rabbi Druckman’s greatest virtues was his connection to the nation of Israel, whether in the Torah classes he ...
The Right is alienating the very voters who made victory possible
Likud voters subscribe to liberal economic worldviews and generally lead a secular lifestyle. They may very well be in favor ...
Ukraine hits deep inside Russia, Putin calls for talks
"A Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicle was shot down at low altitude while approaching the Engels military airfield in the Saratov ...
Potentially discriminatory bills prompt president to issue warning
Isaac Herzog, who has traditionally remained above the political fray, reacted to the recent controversy over statements made by right-wing ...
It's time for Jews to say, 'Sorry, not sorry'
Allow me to officially declare that the era of the apologetic Jew is dead. It should rest in peace.
Religious Zionist leader Chaim Druckman dead at 90
Incoming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu eulogizes prominent spiritual leader as a "great light imbued with the love of Israel."
Netanyahu says anti-LGBT remarks by MK 'unacceptable', vows to protect rights
Orit Struck, a Religious Zionist Party member of the Knesset, said her party seeks a change to the country’s anti-discrimination ...
Ahead of UN vote, Israel hopes to send ICJ clear message on 'occupation'
Measure asking the International Court of Justice in The Hague to issue advisory opinion "should not be disregarded," Israeli official ...
The Right's wrong hill to die on
The incoming right-wing government believes that the Supreme Court has been discriminating against Jews. But why go about changing racism ...