The following is an extract from the introduction to the Koren Sacks Pesach Machzor. Pesach is the oldest and most transformative story of hope ever told. It tells of how an otherwise … more

As tourist season returns to Israel, there are many options to enjoy, but the best ones make you feel good inside and out. Hikes are good exercise, and Israel has amazing restaurants and spas, but … more

Pesach’s not over yet … but soon enough, we’ll be turning over our kitchens and begin our post-holiday spring cooking. There’ll be no better time to enjoy fresh … more

While ISIS has been driven into the shadows in Syria and Iraq, it continues to operate an active insurgency, particularly in rural areas. The Sunni terrorist group that committed the Yezidi genocide, … more

While the Jewish calendar is full of holidays with rich food histories, none is as rich as Passover. With a seder table full of meaningful foods celebrating the Israelites freedom from slavery in … more

By Combined Sources As Israel’s already challenged standing on the international stage continued to take a beating, the government dismissed one of its public-relations stars, Israeli-born … more

 Editor’s note: Noa Tishby said on Sunday that the Israeli government had terminated her role as the Jewish state’s first Special Envoy for Combating Antisemitism and … more

Adelphi University in Long Island inaugurated its first two-day trip to two museums in Washington to promote empathy and understanding between black and Jewish students. On the first day, the 18 … more

A group of pro-Israel lawmakers gathered in the European Parliament in Brussels on Thursday to speak out against the oldest hatred and the increasingly contemporary convergence of anti-Zionism and … more

Seventy-five years ago, at the birth of the State of Israel, the fledgling government pledged to produce a Constitution within five months.  It never happened. For reasons why, read … more