Theodore herzl
Israel and Kurdistan: Regional collapse reshapes the Middle East map - opinion
Israel and Kurdistan face shared adversaries, raising questions about new alliances as old Middle East borders weaken and fragment.
Exodus was among the ship records found in a Tel Aviv document trove - exclusive
The Torah between Abraham and Herzl: Israel’s call to moral leadership - opinion
A New Zionist Home for a New Zionist Conversation - opinion
Raising the Zionist bar
The struggle to keep Mount Herzl relevant to contemporary life.
‘Self-ghettoization’ in the State of Israel
Ze’ev Jabotinsky was a fierce critic of the majority-rule interpretation of democracy.
Fundamentally Freund: Bring Herzl’s grandparents for reburial in Jerusalem
Over the past decade Israel has gone to great lengths to fulfill one of the dying wishes of Theodor Herzl, the founding father of modern political Zionism.
Circles of gold and fire – Tel Aviv to Vienna
The streets of Tel Aviv may show off sleek Bauhaus architecture in place of the ornate palaces of the Ringstrasse, but are no less than Herzl's Vienna.
A Dose of Nuance: The night Ahad Ha’am could have declared victory
At Beit Avi Chai on Shavuot, Jews of all kinds came to learn together and showed a tremendous amount of respect.
Herzl: The interesting character that inspired a nation
Keeping the (Israeli) flag flying in Budapest
With the fourth-largest Jewish population in Europe, Hungary’s Israel Cultural Center is engaging a new generation of Jews.
Correcting the rise of political anti-Semtisim
Ce vieux pays résolument moderne
A l’occasion de la réédition du livre de Herzl, Altneuland, aux éditions du Marais, rencontre avec Claude Sitbon, l’auteur de la préface
Book Review: Running out of time – and miracles?
A ‘Washington Post’ columnist who once called Israel a ‘mistake’ tells the country’s story with love and candor, but he is pessimistic about its chance of survival.
