The milestone will be marked in 2030.

There are moments in history when it seems as if the world has reached its limits. Society is shaken. The old structures no longer function.

Former Muslim denounces growing narrative claiming harmony between Islam and Christianity.

I’m doing something I don’t usually do: responding publicly to an article — more precisely, to comments on Anat Schneider’s Sabbath reflection about Passover and the Last Supper.

When wars begin, generals usually speak of strategy and politicians of interests, but this time something is different.

In a world where the number of clicks has become a status symbol and a person’s value is measured in followers, we quickly forget that “Follow me” is not a product of social media.

“We’ll meet at eight at Talitha Kumi.” That’s how I used to arrange to meet friends as a teenager. Since we came from different neighborhoods, it was the best meeting point in Jerusalem—and it still is one of the most popular spots in the city to this day.

Gaza woman finds peace amidst bombing storm.

Two Jews, one a Savior whose sufferings became the source of hope for millions, the other a survivor left alone with his grief.