“… [O]ur portfolios might feel like matzah more than chametz—flattened, simplified, humbled. Yet it’s matzah, not chametz, ...

On April 1st, First Lady Melania Trump recognized Israeli Amit Soussana at the US State Department’s 2025 International Woman ...

The Iron Dome lights up the sky, intercepting rockets launched from Gaza. It’s a miracle of technology—an umbrella over ...

Diplomacy, that genteel art of saying one thing while preparing for quite another, is once again performing its elegant ...

Eight years ago, I wrote a piece titled “It’s Time to Say Yes,” arguing that Conservative Judaism must embrace officiation at ...

When four-fifths of the Jews refused to follow Moshe to the Promised Land, G-d slayed all of the rebels during the Plague of ...

While I am here, many people repeatedly are asking me the same questions: How long can Netanyahu survive? How can he be ...

In the rubble of Gaza, beneath the weight of destruction and conflict, an unexpected opportunity lies waiting. As bulldozers ...

Arno Klarsfeld, whose parents Serge and Beate Klarsfeld dedicated their lives to hunting Nazis and bringing them to justice ...

Argentina and Israel have a long-standing diplomatic relationship, dating back to 1949 when Argentina recognized Israel. Argentina’s rich cultural history with Jewish immigrants has fostered strong ...

At the Seder table, there is a quiet moment that has no drama, no singing, no symbolic cup of wine—just a simple, strange ...

From the blog of Gil Dayan at The Times of Israel ...