Amnesty International accuses us of being murderous racists committing crimes against humanity but, then, what’s a little constructive criticism between friends?

Eight years ago, a teacher lost his job for being too out-there leftist in class. Now a mini-series is bringing it all back. What is it about this story that we can’t let go of?

“I was a murderer. I did not take prisoners,” says a man who, in 1948, was a soldier for Israel in Tantura.

One of the greatest poets of the twentieth century, Avrom Sutzkever, lived and died in Tel Aviv. You can still feel his presence

Are some Israeli politicians right to worry that if Israelis can enter the U.S. without a visa, some of them will never come back?

Israel’s new pandemic policy seems to be, “Do what you think is best.” Is Israel having the most free-marketty, Adam-Smithian, pull-yourself-up-by-your-bootstraps moment in our almost 74 year history?

Why are so many people so mad about a possible plea bargain that would keep former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu out of both jail and the Knesset?

Yair Lapid and his Yesh Atid party celebrate ten years in politics, longer than any centrist party ever survived the rough-and-tumble of Israeli politics. What is the secret of their success?

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett exults that “This is the moment of the Golan Heights.” But should it be?

There never was, and will never be, anyone like Yoram Taharlev, May his Memory Be for a Blessing