The decision to give the talks with Iran another chance was made at the White House after a particularly fierce debate Wednesday between Vice President JD Vance and US President Donald Trump,... Read more »

An interesting point that caught my attention during the recent days of calm on the Iranian front is the change in the sound and tone coming out of Tehran toward Israel, which... Read more »

In December 2017, I met a man named John who, at the time, was not Jewish. Meeting him changed my life. Because of our journey together, I eventually created an Instagram platform... Read more »

The Knesset took the first step toward calling early elections on Wednesday, approving an initial vote on a bill that would bring forward parliamentary elections by a month or two. The bill... Read more »

Since Zohran Mamdani’s victory as New York City mayor, his remarks about Israel have generated growing backlash among many in the Jewish community – tensions that came to a head this week... Read more »

In Israel, Shavuot is the dairy holiday. As the festival approaches, advertisements flood the media, urging shoppers to try this or that luscious cheese recipe. Supermarket dairy aisles overflow with seasonal delicacies... Read more »

Shavuot may not get as much attention as other Jewish holidays like Hanukkah, Passover and Purim, but it celebrates what is the most important event in all of Jewish history: receiving the... Read more »

In the immediate aftermath of the October 7 attack, denial of Hamas’s atrocities proliferated rapidly online.  Some institutions, public figures, and activists cast doubt not only on the scale of the massacre... Read more »

Israel’s Noam Bettan finished in second place in the Eurovision Song Contest final on Saturday night, with his hit “Michelle,” performing excellently despite an international campaign aimed at booting Israel from the... Read more »