Atop a nearly barren mountain ridge at the tip of southeastern Gush Etzion, with breathtaking views overlooking the Judean Desert and the Dead Sea, two American immigrants are building an oasis … more

A little over a year ago, I wrote a column arguing that, in many ways, anti-Zionism is more dangerous than anti-Semitism. My point was that going after the Jewish state was a sneaky way of … more

I had never heard the word “Bukharian” until a few years ago. It was said in relation to food, as most things surrounding my Jewish identity seem to be. The food in question was … more

The Mark family was driving along a highway in Judea and Samaria on July 1, 2016, when Palestinian terrorists opened fire on their vehicle, causing the car to crash. Rabbi Michael Mark lost his life … more

It’s a clear sign of autumn when new classes embark on their freshman retreats. SKA’s newest class posed on the beautiful Camp Kaylie campgrounds, where their retreat featured divrei … more

Growing tension on the Temple Mount largely reflects the completely different ways the two sides view the reality of the Mount, particularly Israel’s actions there. In the Israeli perceptual … more

The US Supreme Court agreed on Friday to hear a case involving religious accommodations in the workplace. An appeal in the case of Groff v. Dejoy was filed by Gerald Groff, an Evangelical postal … more

Over the last fortnight, the political upheaval in Israel has generated unprecedented global interest in the Jewish state’s internal governance. The world quickly learned about Israel’s … more

A delegation of Israeli surgeons faced a daunting challenge last week when a general power failure interrupted a life-saving surgery they were performing in Ethiopia. But thanks to their quick … more

The days since Israel declared war on Hamas have been marked by grief, fear and division — but communities are coming together. Residents of Malverne joined … more