We? We are still there, amid the stench of death
We believed that our child was out there, dehydrated, scared, injured and bleeding; this feeling...
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Campus protests are the BDS movement’s first victory
Opinion: The BDS movement has secured its most significant victory on Ivy League campuses within...
Poise vs. bullying, a lesson learned in the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest
Opinion: Despite the violence of anti-Israel protesters and perhaps because of it, the silent...
Defense officials say government must decide who to rule Gaza
Opinion: Concerned over need to return troops into areas already fought over, senior IDF staff...
From October ’73 to October ’23 – The Face of the Generation
Opinion: Israel remembers its first generation, the first children of the State of Israel, who...
Israel’s war reflects the struggle between democracy and tyranny
Opinion: As Gaza war rages, Russia deepens ties with Iran, while China harnesses widening divide...
One tree from Kibbutz Be’eri
Opinion: No words can describe the horror the sleepy farming community endured on October 7, but...
By tying Israel’s hands over Rafah, US distancing hostage deal
Opinion: Hamas sees Israel has no leverage left in negotiations after concessions made, leaving...
Israel’s insistence on full steam ahead in Rafah could spell a weapons embargo from the West
Israel can manage the practical military consequences of Biden’s withholding of weapons...
Israel remains optimistic for possible workaround on US military aid halt
Commentary: Officials estimate US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will tell Congress Israel...
Oblivious protesters are leading West to social crisis and strategic catastrophe
Opinion: Many women are active participants in protests against Israel’s war to defeat Hamas, but...
Hamas’ agreement to truce proposal proves importance of acting in Rafah
Opinion: The terror group’s acceptance proves only military pressure can bring Hamas to its...
Sinwar kicks the ball into Israel’s court
Analysis: Hamas finds the Egyptian hostage deal beneficial, leaving Netanyahu to deal with the...
In Rafah op Israel must tell Sinwar, surrender, free captives, for safe passage out of Gaza
Analysis: Rafah border crossing in Israeli hands is a blow to Hamas civilian and military rule of...
Using tech to spread and combat antisemitism: From Goebbels to Hamas and the potential of innovative strategies in battle
Opinion: Antisemitism has undergone a significant evolution in terms of who is targeted and what...
Between ‘New Pumbedita’ and ‘Altneuland’: A century of the law that divided the Jewish people
Opinion: The Immigration Act passed exactly 100 years ago in the US reshaped Jewish history:...
Rising campus antisemitism poses an economic threat to Israel. Here are some strategic solutions.
Opinion: The current climate of antisemitism on campus reflects concerning trends among the new...
Hamas’ hostage deal refusal paves way for Rafah offensive
Opinion: Breakdown of negotiations in Cairo, coupled with deadly rocket attacks that claimed IDF...
The Israeli people want to enter Rafah, and won’t give up this time
Opinion: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was wise to announce Israel won’t give up on an...
How to prevent the ICC of issuing warrants against Israeli officials
Analysis: Roy Schondorf, a former deputy attorney general specializing in international law, warns...
Beyond bullets and bombs: Lessons of faith, pragmatism, and survival from the vilna ghetto for countering antisemitism today
Opinion: As antisemitism raises its alarming head once more, the ghetto philosophy of Dr. Zelig...
Biden warning on Rafah is election ploy dressed in geopolitical clothing
Opinion: The Biden administration has now resorted to political blackmail to get its way; Taming...
US policy in Gaza undermines its own national security
Opinion: Washington’s about-face on Gaza plays into Hamas’ hands, weakening war on terror...
The five lessons I’ve learned at Stanford
Opinion: Israelis faced with choice whether to keep their head down or push back proudly; Only...
