The memories we are forced to imagine
With each significant event and milestone of our lives, we imagine how different it would be if our fathers, husbands, ...
Archives: Opinions
The sound that commands us to remember
The sirens wailing on Memorial Day urge us to remember those who paid the ultimate price so that we can ...
Our moral debt to terror victims
As long as there are Aran MKs who refuse to recognize terrorism for what it is they are not marriage ...
Remembering our loved ones wherever we are
Members of bereaved families do not need a specific day of remembrance or a website to think about their loved ...
A legacy that endures
The line that connects between Holocaust Remembrance Day and Independence Day runs through the Jewish people murdered throughout the generations.
Memorial Day and post-traumatic growth
Fallen Soldiers and Victims of Terrorism Remembrance Day tells us that we are part of a community that witnesses and ...
Is recent maritime unrest rocking the regional boat?
The ocean is becoming another sphere when Israel must spare no effort to stop Iran's efforts to increase its regional ...
What have we done to stop the funding of terrorism?
What has prevented us from demanding sanctions on organizations involved in terrorist activities, in particular when those same organizations that ...
Should academics seeking to censor peers win Israel Prize?
In his role in the academia, Professor Oded Goldreich publicly supports the prevention of academic collaboration with researchers whose only ...
Saving lives trumps politics
Just like it would never occur to Defense Minister Benny Gantz to hold up an emergency shipment of military equipment ...