Israel’s new government just finished its first legislative session. How’d they do?

Volodymyr Zelenskyy tells Israelis that it’s time to step up and help Ukrainians, like Ukrainians helped Jews during the Holocaust. What should we do with an appeal like that?

Has the time come to retire the notion of Amalek, absolute and evil anti-semites who appear in each generation in a different guise?

Eight weeks after it was called “maybe the most important story in Israel’s history,” reports that police used spy software to surveil all sorts of innocent people has disappeared from our minds and our newsfeeds. What happened?

Yad Vashem won’t host a speech by Volodymyr on the grounds that there’s no place for politics when it comes to the Holocaust. But that can’t be right, can it?

Should government money go to making Shabbat more “relevant” to secular folks?

Sexual assault charges are dropped against a leading light of the gay community because what he did “does not cross the threshold of criminality”

Should Israel take as many refugees from Ukraine as want to come?

Menachem Begin was beloved and reviled in his lifetime. As we mark the 30th anniversary of his death, what is the legacy of this remarkable man?

If your parents came from Morocco, is it harder to get the courts to listen?