Zionism
From Athens to Jerusalem: Why Israel should heed the warnings of ancient Greek history - analysis
Rubio's reflections on ancient Greece raise a question for Israel: Can a country remain strong while fighting on multiple fronts, or will military overreach undermine its long-term security?
Where New Yorkers will commemorate the anniversary of Oct. 7 and its aftermath
Three years since October 7: Why Zionism is more relevant than ever - opinion
On flydubai, Israelis took responsibility. Regarding October 7, leaders must do the same - opinion
25 ViZionaries: Steven Phillips - No. 22
Founding JewishERGs to ensure that Jewish professionals can show up at work as loud, proud, and visible Jews and Zionists
25 ViZionaries: Yuval David - No. 20
His mission is to inspire the next generation of Zionist leaders
25 ViZionaries: Rabbi Daniel Rabin - No. 19
As Senior Rabbi of one of Australia’s largest synagogues, he uses his voice publicly, meeting government and community leaders to advocate strongly for Israel and Australian Jewry.
25 ViZionaries: Ofir Dayan - No. 12
Dedicated her career to defending the Jewish state on the global stage
25 ViZionaries: Oz Bin Nun - No. 9
Founded the Ribo Center, dedicated to reshaping Israel's strategic infrastructure and civil identity for the next generation
25 ViZionaries: Mike Lawler - No. 3
US representative and strong supporter of Israel and the US-Israel relationship
25 ViZionaries: Gadi Ezra - No. 1
Human rights attorney, Israeli special forces veteran, and author of '11 Days in Gaza'
Promote Jewish diversity within unity – opinion
The High Holy Days are an opportunity to recalibrate approaches to Zionism, including the idea that it merely signifies a physical domain
Israelis should become more selective about where they travel - opinion
Israel exists so that Jews have a place where the state – not a foreign government, and certainly not a hotel manager – is ultimately responsible for the security of Jews.
As antisemitism rises, the Jewish world faces a turning point - opinion
From Toronto to cities around the world, rising antisemitism is threatening Jewish communities and raising urgent questions about their future.
