Zionism

As Israel celebrates its Independence Day, Danyelle Neuman, Chief Development Officer of the Jewish Agency, reflects on the organization's critical role in times of crisis.

The existential security of Jews in the Jewish state has been shaken to the core over the last few years

Rep. Ro Khanna’s criticism of Israel has become a very vocal part of his public message. Here's when it all began.

Has Israel maintained its autonomy, or has it become America's 51st state?

We are no longer running. We are home. And we will defend it with our lives. That is what Israel's Independence Day means.

The unfinished synthesis between sovereignty and civilization has now matured into something more dangerous than exile: a crisis of intelligibility.

Israel celebrates its independence in the shadow of an unprecedented historical correction. The Jewish state dared to confront its destiny head-on and did not blink.

We are all Jews living in the same small, besieged country. We all lost friends and family on October 7. We all want our children to grow up safely.

Israel’s future hangs in the balance as inequality, emigration, and identity debates intensify.

The solution lies in translating civil heroism into formal power. We must demand strict gender parity across the board