What began with words, accusations, slanders, and centuries-old blood libels, ended in gas chambers. Today, we are watching that same machinery of hate slowly turn its gears again, this time with ...

Four days later, on Tuesday morning, the day before the Exodus, we slaughtered it, and in the evening, with its blood on the doorpost telling us that our slave nation is special, we ate its meat as ...

As power becomes more distributed and alliances more fluid, the challenge for states will not simply be to disentangle or to integrate, but to master the art of strategic re-entanglement: knowing when ...

And the terror only increases the way that the poem closes: ...

Most readers tend to overlook how the ancients conceptualized the rivers Nile and Euphrates. These were not merely mundane ...

Be’er Sheva, Israel — With the flags of Israel and Georgia on his shoulders and fire in his eyes, 24-year-old MMA fighter ...

“I want the truth!” Lt. Daniel Kaffee demands in A Few Good Men. Col. Nathan Jessup fires back, “You can’t handle the truth.” ...

In “The Earth Is the LORD’s and the Fulness Thereof,” the British theologian Morris Joseph (1848-1930) writes about the purpose of Shavuot, the holiday during which the book of Ruth is read and that ...

A horrific firebombing in Colorado and the slaughter of a young couple in Washington DC are just the latest terrorist attacks ...

International organizations like the United Nations—long obsessed with demonizing the Jewish state—accept and disseminate ...

A Graduation Speech and a Breach of Trust The recent breach of trust at NYU Gallatin—where a student willfully broke his word ...

The combined effect of pro-Palestinian groups, and fallacious statements from leading Western leaders and Western media alike ...