Every day we decide anew that Israel is where we want to live and raise our kids. Why?

If American Jews are mad that Israel’s government doesn’t respect them, should they declare a “charity strike”?

A big study finds that Israel suffers from a “new poverty” afflicting downwardly mobile, highly-educated professions. But should such folks receive special attention over the “old poor” that have always suffered in our midsts?

For the first time in a generation, Israel’s government offers an “affordable rent” bill, and scholars, activists and mayors all seem to hate it. What went wrong on the way to doing something right?

Why do so few talented young Israelis want to represent their country in world capitals as diplomats?

Republicans and Democrats are more divided about Israel than ever. Has Israel joined America’s partisan melee?

Amazon’s coming to Israel. It’ll bring low, low, prices. But will it replace good jobs with terrible jobs, and shutter local shops? Will it bring great deals, or just a great big deal with the devil?

Should we say that the Eritrean and Sudanese refugees seeking to avoid deportation are like 40,000 Anne Franks? Or is that a step too far?