Or Already Subjects? There is something almost ghostly about Benjamin Netanyahu’s request for a presidential pardon before ...

Judaism teaches teshuvah, a turning toward repair. Christianity calls believers to reconciliation as a sign of spiritual maturity. Islam emphasizes sulh (reconciliation grounded in justice) and rahma ...

There is a cat in Jerusalem — steady, gentle, loyal — who stayed at the hostage tent until the very last day.

Ultimately, bilateral agreements are far more than an administrative mechanism — they are a moral declaration. They affirm ...

Gabor Maté has every right to express his views. But when he uses identity—Jewish, Holocaust survivor, or self-appointed ...

Anti-Zionism is presented as a modern political objection to Jewish national self-determination. There is real value in this framework. It clarifies history. It helps trace how different eras dressed ...

Israel’s success in the Negev debunks the myth of a hopeless desert and replaces it with a message of possibility. When ...

The Pope’s address in Türkiye is easy enough to applaud on a first reading. The register is humane, conciliatory, impeccably ...

On November 14, the Egyptian program Dawlat al-Tilawa (Recitation State) was launched. It is a major religious competition ...

The “Palestine Committee Zurich” is well-known. It did organize rallies with the slogan “From the River to the Sea, Palestine ...

The United States has changed. So has Israel. The relationship cannot remain what it was while both move into more polarized, more illiberal, and more exhausted versions of themselves – led, in Israel ...

Netanyahu is not merely seeking to escape trial. He is trying to create a precedent that the law bends to the prime minister, ...