Toggle Menu
Join our Community
Support ToI and remove
all
ads
Learn more
English
Français
עברית
Get The Daily Edition
Account
Sign In
Sign in
Join our Community
Open Search form
Toggle Menu
Israel & the Region
Jewish Times
Israel Inside
Tech Israel
Real Estate
Israel
The Blogs
Podcasts
Video
Newsletters
The Daily Edition
What Matters Most Today
Tech Israel
Updates from Silicon Wadi
Real Estate Israel
Monthly Update
The Weekend Edition
The Best Reads of the Week
Weekly Highlights
Choice Voices From The Blogs
Partners
Atlanta
Atlanta Jewish Times
North New Jersey
The Jewish Standard
Pittsburgh
Jewish Chronicle
United Kingdom
The Jewish News
Australia
The Australian Jewish News
For Publishers
Become a Partner
Open Search form
Toggle Menu
search
Input search
Clear search input
English
Français
עברית
Latest Articles
Latest Alerts
Israel & the Region
Jewish Times
Israel Inside
Tech Israel
Real Estate
Israel
The Blogs
Podcasts
Video
Newsletters
The Daily Edition
What Matters Most Today
Tech Israel
Updates from Silicon Wadi
Real Estate Israel
Monthly Update
The Weekend Edition
The Best Reads of the Week
Weekly Highlights
Choice Voices From The Blogs
Partners
Atlanta
Atlanta Jewish Times
North New Jersey
The Jewish Standard
Pittsburgh
Jewish Chronicle
United Kingdom
The Jewish News
Australia
The Australian Jewish News
For Publishers
Become a Partner
Community
Join our community
Sign in
About The Times of Israel
Advertise on The Times of Israel
Contact us
Download our App
For IOS users
For Android users
Get the Daily Edition
submit
Follow us
© 2026 The Times of Israel , All Rights Reserved
Terms and conditions
Privacy policy
Your Privacy Rights
Input search
Clear search input
The Blogs Weekly Highlights
Choice Voices for the Week of
Thursday, July 20, 2023
Facebook
Twitter
View previous edition
View next edition
Rewriting Hatikva: The significance of President Herzog’s speech
By
Michael Rainsbury
In asserting the hope that we can strive to ’heal our fractured world,’ Herzog put forward a new conception of Zionism
Guy Lurie
Under Levin, justice is delayed, and delayed, and delayed
The public is being held hostage by a minister who is shirking his legal duty to convene the Judicial Selection Committee
Tami Lehman-Wilzig
Children of protest
My kids learned it at the dinner table: Public protest brings about change. Now I want to bring that message to kids everywhere
No Hasidic child left behind. That’s my dream.
By
Beatrice Weber
The immoral, illegal refusal to provide a decent education harmed my family. Now, a NYC report offers hope for change
Jennie Rosenn
American Jews’ priorities are clear, so why don’t we see them?
Few US Jews prioritize Israel over issues like hunger and climate, but you wouldn’t know that by reading Jewish media
Aryeh Eisenberg
Sorry protesters, this ain’t gonna work
Does disrupting traffic and causing thousands of citizens to lose time, money, and patience actually solve anything?
My day of disruption
By
Nancy Cahners
If I had heard such loud voices in the US, I would have taken cover and expected to hear gunshots. Not so in Israel.
David Matlow
Four artifacts: a question, a warning, a reminder and a hope
Reminders from my Herzl and Zionism memorabilia collection of what Israel was intended to be
Beth Sarafraz
The Holocaust survivor’s wife
The story of survival is something holy, to be passed on without alteration or sanitization or a ’happily ever after’ ending
Remembering the Yom Kippur War… in a bouncy castle?
By
Zack Rothbart
An inflatable giraffe and a Sponge Bob labyrinth don’t remove the pain of war, but they make kids happy, and isn’t that the point?
Top Ops
Meir Javedanfar
The world ignores Iran’s interest in Latin America to global detriment
Iran’s shady activities in Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba help the regime defy sanctions and ignore the needs of its own desperate population
Yair Golan
Jenin operation was successful, but Israel needs a strategy
Claims the operation was a paradigm shift are baseless – those who believe Israel can annex millions of Palestinians are clueless
Mark Dratch
No longer a tourist
On the heels of the 2,000-year-old dream, I have a new one: To foster respect in Israel and help close the gaps in our society
Dan Perry
Above all, this is an assault on liberalism
It’s not a fight with the left, it’s a blow to the centrist belief that government should not have too much power
View Edition by Date
June
July 2023
August
Mo
Tu
We
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
The Times of Israel
Daily Edition
Free to Your Inbox
The email is either missing or invalid.
By signing up, you agree to our
terms
You hereby accept The Times of Israel
Terms of Use
and
Privacy Policy
, and you agree to receive the latest news & offers from The Times of Israel and its partners or ad sponsors.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Back to top
Never miss breaking news on Israel
Get notifications to stay updated
Stay updated
No thanks
You're subscribed
close popup
Register for free
and continue reading
Registering allows you to manage your newsletters and alerts and helps us improve your experience. It takes just a few seconds.
Already registered? Enter your email to sign in.
Email address
Please use the following structure: example@domain.com
REGISTER OR SIGN IN
Or Continue with
By registering you agree to the
terms and conditions
. Once registered, you’ll receive our Daily Edition email for free.
Send me The Times of Israel Daily Edition
back
close popup
Register to continue
Email address
Change
REGISTER
Or Continue with
back
close popup
Log in to continue
Email address
Something went wrong.
Please try again in a few minutes..
Continue
back
close popup
Sign in or Register
Email address
*
Password
*
Incorrect password. Please try again or choose an option below.
Continue
I forgot my password
/
Send me a sign in link
Or Continue with
back
close popup
Check your email
We sent an email to you at
.
It has a link that will sign you in.
Click the link in that email to complete your registration.
