Rav Kook comments on this most significant moment and statement: “Avraham and Itzchak called in the name of HaShem in a ...

Last month, I was privileged to be one of the thirtysomething delegates worldwide (two of us from Australia for the very ...

The Exodus echoes remind us that Jewish and African liberations are intertwined. In facing jihadist “Pharaohs,” this biblical ...

There is an axiom that we have to face and accept – even more so after the war in Gaza, even with October 7 in our daily ...

Constitution Day is young. The Constituent Assembly adopted the Constitution on 26 November 1949; it came into force in January 1950 and has been formally honored since 2015. Ambedkar warned it was ...

A dangerous idea, once thought buried beneath the ruins of Europe, is quietly resurfacing in American political culture: the ...

Here’s a news item in The Times of Israel I can’t let pass: “National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, whose term has seen ...

Talyah Ginsberg is a writer, paralegal, and unapologetic Zionist living in Ra’anana. She documents the beautiful disaster of ...

Social media traps people in their own worldview. Opposing facts are hidden, mocked, or censored. People want to feel good.

During the Great Trek (1830s), Afrikaner settlers cast themselves as Israelites fleeing oppression. After victory at the Battle of Blood River (1838), they instituted the Day of the Covenant, ...

In contrast, a high national debt simply reflects that the government has issued a lot of currency that the public and ...

The intense two years of fighting between Hamas and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) came to a halt with a ceasefire brokered ...