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What shared civil-rights history requires when institutions disagree about Israel and Gaza The NAACP offers one of the clearest places to test what...
The Check-In Counter Conflict: Somaliland, Somalia’s E-Visa, and the Battle Over Border Authority For many passengers bound for Hargeisa, the...
‘Never again is now,’ says Florida congressman, touting record of fighting antisemitism; his Republican opponent in competitive race, Scott...
Over the years, we have witnessed a subtle, yet in reality, dramatic, shift in how millions of viewers consume news about foreign conflicts. Alongside...
Pasadena museum taken to court over Adam and Eve diptych; separately, Holocaust survivor’s daughters sue Auschwitz Museum for watercolors she was...
On the afternoon of 17th September 1948, a three-car convoy wound its way through the tense, war-torn streets of Jerusalem. Inside one of the...
The Maritime Pincer Closes: Bab el-Mandeb, the Pipeline, and the Mecca Test Five days after posting my blog Key Strategic Issues in the Escalating...
15:01 JST, September 11, 2026 In a referendum on whether to amend the Constitution, the heaviest burden of judgment falls on the people, who hold...
Defense Priorities, a Washington-based think tank, recently released a policy paper that couldn’t be more wrongheaded. Innocuously titled “A...
Lawmakers tell administration to publish full text of deal, including classified ‘side letters’ with Riyadh, in missive that doesn’t mention...
This story begins with a woman standing in her kitchen at eleven at night making almond cigars dipped in honey, dressed in a simple kaftan, and...
Regional officials say kingdom is asking allies to aid in defending against missile and drone attacks from Yemen as interceptors run low, though there...
When news broke, in 2023, that Libya’s first female foreign minister, Najla Al-Mangoush, had secretly met her Israeli counterpart, Eli Cohen, in...
Anyone who was in Israel on Saturday, October seventh, twenty twenty-three, and in the days that followed carries a memory that the quarrels of the...
The move from liaison offices to embassies is less a diplomatic revolution than the delayed completion of the 2020 compact – and the clearest...
Good news for fans of music produced by actual musicians: Some important victories are being won in the war against AI slop and trickery. In November,...
Activist says regime is ‘afraid of protests,’ which Khamenei’s father-in-law seems to acknowledge: ‘We can’t enter into that front as we...
Rosh Hashanah was a few days ago. It fell on Shabbat. Like many of us, I put on my suit, picked out my watch, and packed my machzor (prayer book)...
ATHENS – As China embraced capitalism, its leading universities adopted mainstream Western textbooks to mold their students’ thinking about the...
How did two separate lives become an “US”? That question brings us to the finale of our three-part From “ME” to “US” Marriage Renewal...
The real test raised by NAZA – the Hebrew military acronym for collateral damage – is not whether its filmmakers are right. It is whether a state...
A profound difference exists between loving one’s country and believing it can do no wrong. The old slogan, “My country, right or wrong,” asks...
تأتي قمة الإعلام العربي المنعقدة في دبي هذا العام في ظروف استثنائية يمر بها العالم...
لم تعد التحالفات في البيئة الدولية الراهنة تُبنى على الافتراضات التقليدية نفسها...
Not infrequently, something simple and seemingly insignificant – a phrase, an image, a song – can trigger a memory so vivid that what in fact...
Jewish-American artist was born Peter Max Finkelstein in Berlin in 1937; family fled Nazi Germany to China, then lived in Haifa before settling in NYC...
The Leipzig Drone Attack: Is Europe Escalating the Threat It Cannot Contain? The Leipzig drone episode shows how jumping the gun turns suspicion into...
Key US House Democrat refuses to clear $2.8 billion bomb sale to Israel * Footage show settlers shooting and throwing stones at West Bank village,...
Hostage to His Own Premiership: How Netanyahu Traded Israel for Himself He promised security—he brought isolation. He spoke in the name of the...
This tribute marks a special moment for a truly remarkable person. Cris Monteiro, who has so often dedicated herself to honoring the Jewish people,...
These are the Days of Awe, yes. But deep within our Machzor are moments when joy and optimism break through our anxieties. I feel fortunate to be in a...
New measures target officials, banks, oil tankers; Democrats split on legislation, fearing president will use new tariffs to harm EU allies, but...
Touting the ‘deep roots and rich history’ of Jewish-Moroccan ties, Sa’ar says the newly signed agreements are ‘for the benefit of both peoples’
Palestinian official tells ToI that State Department notice on rejection of his request for a visa cites alleged association with a terror group, but...
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