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My mother’s legacy and the rage in my DNA
By
Rachelle Unreich
She survived the Holocaust and still kept her faith in humanity. As Jew-hatred spikes, I’m discovering how she and I differ
Amos Yadlin
Israeli actions in Sweida are both moral and strategic
Israel acted not out of expansionist aims but out of duty to protect its allies, the Druze, while balancing national interests in an unstable Syrian arena
Ksenia Svetlova
Syria needs Israel’s diplomacy, not its military intervention
Jerusalem’s military action in Syria both risks a bloodbath in Sweida and weakens the stability of a regime whose collapse could facilitate the resurgence of Iran
Superman’s new origin story is a blood libel
By
Russell Miller
The new movie slanders the superhero’s Kryptonian parents, sowing the lie that immigrants must forsake their past to join in America’s future
Menachem Bombach
Beyond the storm: A new era in Haredi yeshivas
When 3 fine, upstanding ultra-Orthodox men decide to leave their yeshiva for the IDF, change is in the air – in a very good way
Donna Robinson Divine
Actually, Israel Studies are doing just fine
A JPPI report that the academic discipline is in decline ignores the profusion of college courses, journal articles, and well-attended conferences
From the blogs
My inconvenient Jewish fear
By
Debra Messing
I did not expect to see the shadow of antisemitism growing in places I had always trusted and among people who say they stand for the vulnerable
Eugene Korn
Nationalist-religious rabbis are missing in action
Why is there no outcry? Are they so seduced by the idea of settling the land that they are willing to overlook murder, arson, and theft?
The dangerous theology behind Israel’s coalition partners
By
Uri Regev
Haredi political parties are rooted in a worldview that views national tragedies such as October 7 as simply part of God’s plan
Aliza Gillman
‘I’m sleeping in my clothes tonight’
Childhood in Israel today: My brave, pragmatic 10-year-old heard about Israel bombing Syria and immediately began preparing for a return strike
Mijal Bitton
Can we moderates win in a partisan age?
I find role models in Tzlofechad’s daughters, who were zealous enough to get the law changed and restrained enough to work within the system (Pinchas)
Twenty years after Gush Katif: Lessons we must learn
By
Alan Haber
Two decades after Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza, it’s time to confront the missteps, draw lessons, and reclaim unity
Top Ops
Peter Buchsbaum
Beware of the appointment process
Israelis who see the US as a model should take note of the harm the presidential nomination method is doing to America
Steve Freedman
A morally clear response to the genocide accusation
Israel’s fight is not against a people, it is a war to dismantle a terror regime that brought horror to our doorsteps and promises to do it again
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