Zionism

On a 101-year-old ‘Wall’

Ze’ev Jabotinsky’s 1923 writings established a framework that continues to shape Israel’s approach to national security and coexistence.

By YISRAEL MEDAD/THE MEDIA LINE
04/11/2024

It’s time for Jews to stand up and reshape Israel’s global image

We must return to our core essence and ensure the world sees us as we see ourselves: as one indivisible people, the nation of Israel.

By BONNIE SIEGEL
03/11/2024
 An image of Sir Moses Montefiore.

'The most famous Jew in the world': Life, times, legacy of Moses Montefiore

A remarkable, inspiring, and influential political, financial, philanthropic, and religious figure, Montefiore led a life marked by his attempts to improve the lives of those who were suffering.

How Zionist party divisions hindered Israel's progress in the 1940s

"Efforts at isolation proved unsuccessful, although four planned Irgun attacks on June 20 in Jerusalem were passed on to the British by the Hagana and had to be called off."

French politicians propose law to make modern antisemitism punishable

The law would make terrorist apologism, denying Israel's existence, and the comparison of Jews or Israel to the Holocaust illegal.

UNC chants of 'no more Hillel' met with cheers on campus

UNC rally sparks backlash as Students for Justice in Palestine chant “no more Hillel,” criticizing Jewish campus presence, drawing accusations of antisemitism and campus division.

By EDWARD HALPERIN
29/10/2024

Passover and Sukkot: lessons for Israel's unfinished journey to freedom post-October 7

Israel's ongoing journey to freedom and security is an all-in collective effort, especially following October 7.

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