Israel & Zionism
The distinguished Israeli public servant lost a son in combat with Hamas in November. What have the months since brought?
Many on the Israeli right claim that the soldiers who fight and die for the country no longer belong to the old secular elite but to a rising national-religious one. Are they correct?
As the subject grows more controversial than ever, the haredi rabbi and editor argues that it’s time for men in his community to accept the obligations of Jewish belonging.
As both sides escalate by the day and as the fighting in Gaza simmers down, many Israelis are growing convinced that full-scale war with Hizballah is unavoidable. Are they right?
A 2019 conversation with the late senator on Herzl’s ideas, the effect that Israel has had on American Jewry, and more
The story of Kibbutz Alumim.
On both sides of the border, new security plans are being formed.
An eminent Catholic thinker emphasizes the Jewish truth about Jesus.
In the wake of the February 26 riot, Jewish students are taking matters into their own hands.
October 7 has, unfortunately, vindicated the well-known professor’s antipathy to Israel’s critics.
Members of the nation’s oldest legal union have made life for Jewish colleagues miserable.
The retired Israeli official explains the historical and strategic context of Israel’s aid to Gaza.
Two or three thoughts on the “dehumanizing” discourse.
Abraham Cahan’s still-relevant vision of America’s place in the world, and the Jews’ place in America.