The parsha of Vaera begins with some fateful words. It would not be too much to say that they changed the course of history, because they changed the way people thought about history. In fact, they … more

Harvard University president Claudine G ay resigned on Tuesday. Gay had been embroiled in dual controversies over her response to campus antisemitism at Harvard in the wake of Hamas’ Oct. … more

Israel’s first baby of 2024, a boy, was born at 12:16 am at Wolfson Medical Center in Holon to Coral and Daniel Sargo. “This is a serene and happy moment for us, the birth experience … more

Bennett Ruda recently interviewed Harold Rhode, who for 28 years was an adviser on the Islamic world to the US Department of Defense. He is now a distinguished fellow at the Gatestone Institute. … more

Israel’s Foreign Ministry has put together a classified report calling for the removal of UNRWA from the Gaza Strip in the long-term. The report sets out a three-stage process for … more

Shai DeLuca, a Canadian-Israeli interior designer, won a defamation suit on Dec. 22 against an anti-Israel Toronto restaurant owner who called him a terrorist and killer. “As much as this … more

Nefesh B’Nefesh, together with the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration, the Jewish Agency for Israel, Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael and JNF-USA, has helped more than 700 North American immigrants move … more

I spent months, and lots of ink, sounding the alarm about John Fetterman during his run for the US Senate from Pennsylvania. I saw him as a man who was to the left of Lenin on all of the social … more

A lot has changed in Israel since Oct. 7, but a lot has also stayed the same. What has changed is exemplified in the actions of the Kalmanzon brothers, members of the religious community of … more

Israel isn’t moving on. Nor are the Jewish people. Oct. 7 is like July 4: fixed in consciousness. It changed Jews inside and outside of Israel forever. I’m seeing double. So much … more