Israel after October 7 is no longer governed by the old culture of “containment.” However, it is also not prepared to “break the rules” over Hezbollah’s renewed force buildup.
Israel cannot afford to continue losing the information war while winning on the ground.
The ceasefire may have silenced the rockets, but on American campuses, and beyond the US – and now, even in Toronto – the war continues.
Fifty years later, the genie has not returned to the bottle. And unless the international community confronts the enduring fallout of that moment now, it may never do so.
May we remember that gratitude is not the result of a perfect life, but the practice that fills every life with meaning, purpose, and hope.
It's time for Israel to stand on its own two feet, transitioning to an equal, independent strategic partnership with the US.
Upcoming decisions regarding Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran need a defense minister who focuses on its goals first and who doesn't lose time with social media.
Denmark has decided to draw a hard line, with a proposed bill establishing identity as property.
The time has come to make real investments in higher education in the field of cybersecurity in southern Israel.
A San Diego rabbi explores the history of Rose Canyon and delves into how the synagogue's land acknowledgment connects Jewish values to indigenous justice.
National trauma is not a private matter; it spills into every sphere: our relationships, classrooms, clinics, and even the roads, and all of this carries a significant economic cost.
