At a time when polarization dominates American discourse, these emerging evangelical voices can help create a space for dialogue—one where Israel is neither demonized nor blindly defended but understood in all its complexity.

In letters adapted from a new book, US academic Gil Troy explains why celebrating Zionism is the best way to counter the anti-Israel movement on campuses

As younger evangelicals distance themselves from rigid partisanship, there’s a notable change in how they approach politics and faith.

Historians rarely write in collaboration with those who make history. A few years ago, I was fortunate to do just that.

These fundamentalist groups twist Jewish tradition into an abominable chimera, mixing biblical literalism, ethno-nationalism, and theological obsessions similar to Evangelical Christians.

We, who want this war to end yesterday, must keep fighting tomorrow and tomorrow, until the aggressors – Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran – cave in.

Israel's resilience amid political, health, and security crises highlights its unique spirit and determination to safeguard its sovereignty.

If there was ever a moment ripe for launching the political process necessary to end the war, that moment is now

This assertion that “you can’t kill ideas” is a fallacy. The reality is far more complex.