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Jimmy Carter and the problem of empathy
By
Daniel Z. Feldman
In helping those who appear to be suffering, Carter acted on a core Jewish value. So, how did he end up as a pawn of terrorists?
Bepi Pezzulli
Tales of a militant Pope and his unholy alliances
In the quest to elevate the poor and marginalized, the Vatican is making common cause with regimes that trample those very ideals
Catherine Perez-Shakdam
The curious case of Francesca Albanese
The UN Special Rapporteur’s call for a medical boycott against Israel is an attack on the essence of medicine — and it will harm Palestinians
I am from there: Unpolished songs for a raw nation
By
Noah Efron
A new album from beloved singer Yehudit Ravitz forgoes perfect vocals for a sound that’s in perfect sync with a painfully sober Israel
OP-ED
Tom Cole
,
John Rutherford
and
Mark Alford
Israel is fighting for its existence – US support must remain ironclad
As members of the US House Appropriations Committee, we and our congressional colleagues have a vital role to play in ensuring peace through strength
Megaprojects for a post-traumatic Golden Age
By
Saul Singer
Two ambitious initiatives could flip this crisis into a chance to transform Israel’s scientific R&D ecosystem and rebuild Jewish resilience
Zack Rothbart
Clinton Bailey, friend of Ben-Gurion and the Bedouin
The prolific researcher, who died this week, was revered by the people whose lives he documented with loving respect
Judy Halper
So you want to live a long life…
The NY Times list for longevity doesn’t work in Israel, where ’getting more sleep’ isn’t quite up to us. Here’s my review of 10 resolutions for living well
The resignation speech Trudeau owes Canadian Jews
By
Elchanan Poupko
’It is during my term in office that 260 years of Jews finding a safe refuge in Canada have come to an end’
Lyn Julius
The Jews of Syria, seen through the looking glass
The Syrian Jewish population was successfully removed – all but 9 Jews. So why is the Western press intent on depicting a sizable, functioning community?
Tobias Gisle
What Yuval Noah Harari got wrong about terror
Don’t think terrorists are trivial just because their goals don’t lead to democracy; they are powerful, their ideas inspire millions, and we must fight them
How raising my kids made me question – and rediscover – my Judaism
By
Liba Lurie
When I left my secular past for an Orthodox future, I thought I had all the answers for a fulfilling life. I was wrong
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