The lessons learned from the Twitter Files
Once upon a time, the US national mainstream media at least pretended to care about exposing bad behavior.
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How Israel's rabbinical giant impacted me personally
The first, unexplained, experience struck me the very first time I prayed alongside the rabbi at the Ma’ariv evening prayers. ...
The religious culture war comes to Israel
Benjamin Netanyahu and King Charles turn out to have something in common.
When political spouses are unclear about their roles
Just the other day, Ayala Ben-Gvir was being interviewed by Channel 13 News at the same time as her husband, ...
Can US Jews love the real Israel – or only the fantasy version?
Most Americans don't like the Jewish state's new government, but it still deserves their support against those who work to ...
The democratic will of the voters produced a historic government
Not only does Netanyahu’s government aspire to bring Israel four years of much-needed electoral stability, it will also focus on ...
What should Israel expect at The Hague?
It is true that by resorting for a second time to the ICJ, the opinion request drafters hope also for ...
There's nothing extreme about trying to protect Israel's rights
Ironically, the same left-wing media, groups and leaders who patter about “democracy” and “respecting elections” are refusing to respect the ...
Biden and Zelenskyy's strong message to Iran
It is imperative to punish the Iranian regime for its blatant breach of human rights, including the killing of women ...
Making sense of the great Mizrahi exodus
The history and memory of the Jews expelled from Arab countries has been suppressed in order to demonize Zionism.