Two books, two realities: How October 7 transformed her American book tour
Publishing two books abroad revealed how October 7 reshaped Jewish identity in the Diaspora – and why shared culture may be the bridge linking Jews together
The Jerusalem Report
'Too Jewish?' – why Jewish stories still make some audiences uncomfortable
Naomi Shloush's 'Academic bimbo' confronts Mizrahi identity in modern Israel
The literary world's Jewish question: How publishing is failing Jewish authors
'It's like a cancer': Lebanese journalists speak out on life under Hezbollah's grip
Many Lebanese say they are paying the price for a conflict they neither chose nor control.
No safe place left: Hezbollah's gamble drags Lebanon into a war within a war
A war launched in the shadow of Iran is deepening Lebanon’s internal fractures and testing Israel’s strategy
Who could lead Iran if the Islamic Republic collapses? - analysis
Unlike other US-led regime changes, such as Afghanistan and Iraq earlier this century, the US and Israel may need to remain the most disciplined about staying out of the succession question.
Operation Epic Fury should remind a US with waning Israel support of the alliance's value - opinion
As military cooperation between Washington and Jerusalem reaches unprecedented levels, shifting American public opinion and political divisions threaten to reshape the alliance
Pay-to-play 'peace' board is a nightmare Israel cannot avoid - opinion
An invitation-only “Board of Peace” promises order in Gaza’s but for Israel, it exposes the cost of dependence
Caught in the crossfire: Palestinians divided after Israel, US strike on Iran
From Ramallah’s cautious diplomacy to Hamas’s open backing of Tehran, Palestinian leaders and civilians are navigating a war that exposes old rivalries and new anxieties.
How one weekend of sirens from Iran revealed Israel’s true spirit
A lifelong visitor discovers the thick-skinned endurance – and unexpected joy – that sustains Israel in wartime
'The sirens were almost a sickening countdown': Learning to live with fear in Israel
A personal reflection on terror, togetherness, and the fragile comfort of community
After 47 years of oppression, hope and fear collide as Iranians face life after Khamenei
As celebration, uncertainty, and long-suppressed grief collide, Iran wait to see how the war will play out - and what comes next.
Anti-Jew, anti-Zionist, anti-American hate blinds many to the Iranian regime’s evils - opinion
From Times Square to major newsrooms, moral confusion over Israel and Trump is muting outrage at Tehran’s repression, terror, and slaughter of its own civilians.
