The law must never become a tool of power; it must be the limitation of power. Exactly this ancient biblical drama is playing out once again on the world political stage today.

Caught between an existential war of defense and internal radicalization, the Jewish state faces the question of how it can preserve both security and biblical-moral responsibility at the same time.

The Middle East stands at a tipping point. In Iran the regime is tottering, Gaza is entering an uncertain post-war phase, deliberate restraint is being exercised along Israel’s northern borders, and hovering above it all is the Trump factor.

Western society is deeply mired in a social crisis.

Whoever erases Israel from the Bible is paving the way for the end of truth.

Power, purpose, and the test of a nation’s soul.

For too many Jews, the standard of excellence is determined by one factor: “Would the non-Jews like it?”

A ministerial committee advanced a draft bill that regulates ride-sharing in a move to reduce travel costs.

What we are witnessing in these days is far more than a military success; it is the beginning of a new era shaped from Jerusalem.