As the day closes out, the light fades and the sun drops ever more quickly until, suddenly, it slips below the horizon. Then darkness falls.

A Hebrew lesson about internalizing the persona and person we can intentionally choose to become

A holiday hike in Israel’s tranquil northern regions is a reminder to enjoy these moments of refreshing peace God provides us

Middle Easterners see in America’s responses not only a feeble, declining superpower, but gross double-standards

Directory of Amnesty USA says Israel shouldn’t be ‘preserved as a state for the Jewish people’

As frequent as these are, appeals to the “Jewish heart” are nevertheless manipulative and cynical

Purim is a time to rejoice and be merry. The weather seems to think so, too, and for the first time gave us a “White Purim.” Snow in March is almost unheard of

Why is Israel being pressed so hard to take in a disproportionate number of Ukrainian refugees?

Secrets always bring drama. The Arabic film adaptation of “Perfect Strangers” made headlines and sparked severe criticism in the Arab world