As antisemitism surges across Europe and beyond, a powerful moment in Munich shows how sport can draw a clear moral line against hatred, and lead where others have fallen silent.
Kurdish political weaknesses and bad strategies are highlighted as risks for the region and Israel.
This editorial argues for discipline, not impulsiveness. Military action carries costs, and Israel does not benefit from bravado. Israel benefits from leverage.
Haredi women in the periphery are more educated, with increased matriculation certificates or academic degrees: 41% vs 34% in the center. Geography itself has a tangible effect on haredi lifestyles.
The English-speaking Aliyah map is changing; can our communal structures and our collective vision change with it?
Israel’s clear interest is to ensure Ukraine does not fall. A Russian victory, fueled by Iranian and North Korean assistance, would be a psychological and military boost to our direct enemies.
Cigarette smuggling into Gaza becomes a national scandal as family ties, security doctrine, and politics collide.
Former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak founded the “Black Flags” group before their fascist-uniformed-in-black appearance caused their quick exit.
We must act with far more sophistication and assertion right now, as this "age-old hatred" is now inextricably linked to the denial of the Jewish state’s right to exist.
Returning to the office, or refusing to do so, has become a central fault line in employer–employee relations, touching not only on efficiency but on lifestyle.
We must amplify the powerful transformative work of Palestinians and Israelis working to move the conversation from confrontation to solution.
