Life in israel
Beyond the Headlines: Test yourself, who Is telling you the story? - opinion
A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news
'Upside-Down Love': An Israeli-Palestinian memoir of marriage across borders
Through a mother's eyes: The wartime struggle of Israelis with special needs - comment
Even in ceasefire, Israelis are still living with the war - from the editor
Behind the 'secret sauce' of Israeli resilience Americans cannot grasp - comment
As sirens sound and life resumes within hours, Israeli resilience reveals a society shaped by constant threat
Israel in the frame: How Local Testimony 2025 builds a public record
How an Israeli photography exhibition turns a year of war, protest, and hostage returns into a public record
Living in Israel's war two years on: Moving forward on the moral high road - comment
Looking back now, it’s hard to imagine life before October 7.
Aliyah should not be motivated by antisemitism, alarmism - opinion
The ideal aliyah is not one made out of fear, but rather out of love and longing.
If we don’t laugh, we’ll cry: Humor as a sign of resilience in Israel - opinion
Israelis manage to find humor in everyday life, even during the scariest of times.
How Israel's culture of unity inspires an American teen to act - opinion
To build a stronger, more connected society, we need everyday presence, unity, and a willingness to help one another.
Consistent Torah education has earned today's Jews the stamina to survive - opinion
"I have followed the articles by Walter Bingham in The Jerusalem Report and marvel at what he has accomplished in life, despite the traumatic loss of his family during the Holocaust. Resilience!"
Healing Israeli society one year after October 7: Reflections on love and forgiveness
One year after October 7, we must practice unconditional love towards each other to heal our broken nation.
Rabbi reflects on post Oct. 7 life, war and resilience - opinion
Months on from the start of the war, the writer reflects on the abnormality of Israel's new routine, and the fears of an uncertain future.
Rocking out under the Iron Dome - reporter's notebook
If you cancel your parties and you stop singing and dancing, you’re giving in to the terrorists.
