Pro-Hamas protestors at Columbia say they’re doing what they’ve been taught

"Since Harvard is a teaching institution, one must ask what can be taught to someone who effectively cheers on the beheading of babies."

What makes American Jewish life so complex isn't far from Israel's own fraught existence

After their own country turned against them, Israel became a refuge for the author's family

Israel is no longer a plucky little country using its wits to punch above its weight. Now, it’s a country with weight.

To maintain an attachment to the Zionist project, we need something that feeds our souls

What thousands of Hamas rockets and mortars failed to do, Benjamin Netanyahu’s government managed just weeks after it was sworn into power

Israel is punching way above its weight in a field that is particularly urgent today: climate technology

We did not return to our ancestral homeland for the purpose of mere survival, but to take history in our hands and partner with God to mold it in our image