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
With events riveting us on Russia-Ukraine, we Israel-watchers should be careful not take our eyes off the lessons learned, and being deployed even now, by the enemies of the Jewish state.
Microbiologist’s explanation trumps Darwinian theory
