Europe’s longest period of peace began with Israel’s rebirth – and could end with growing hostility toward the Jewish state.
Opinions
Released hostage Edan Alexander’s speech couldn’t have been more appropriate ahead of Rosh Hashanah.
In the Torah, Abraham goes down for posterity not as “the man of faith,” but as the ultimate “man of kindness.”
On the looming recognition of Palestine and the difficult search for the right response.
A sign in Flensburg echoes our darkest days – and shows how thin the line is between criticism of Israel and outright Jew-hatred.
If Qatar supplies the messaging, China provides the machinery in what is now called “cognitive warfare.”
International institutions, hostile movements, demographic changes and digital manipulation have created an environment where Israel’s battlefield victories in the war on terror translate into diplomatic defeats in the war for public opinion.
Between proud self-assertion and growing isolation – a biblical motif of enduring relevance.
The antidote to antisemitism
The purpose of the Jewish people is to be a light unto the nations, and the Torah is our guiding document; unfortunately, too many Jews aren’t familiar with its teachings.
