מאמרים
Embarrassed, isolated, still loyal: The dilemma of young American Zionists
For many US Jews, October 7 brought a stronger sense of identity and a deeper bond with Israel; now, that bond is clouded by growing embarrassment

Geopolitics
Geopolitics
Op-Ed: Red Lines Belong to the People
Rabin was right; red lines are not for prime ministers to draw. They need to hold their cards close to the chest. Real red lines belong to the people. The following is an op-ed originally published by the Jerusalem Post.In the spring of 1995, as the Washington bureau chief of Ma’ariv, I wrote a couple of analyses explaining why then…
Asia
Asia
India, Israel and the Jewish People
INDIA, ISRAEL AND THE JEWISH PEOPLE Looking Ahead, Looking Back 25 Years after Normalization With a Foreword by H.E. President Reuven Rivlin Shalom Salomon Wald and Arielle Kandel
Identity and Education
Identity and Education
Raising Jewish Children: Research and Indications for Intervention
Family, Engagement, and Jewish Continuity among American Jews Sylvia Barack Fishman and Steven M. Cohen Learning Jewishness, Jewish Education, and Jewish Identity Sylvia Barack Fishman and Shlomo Fischer Contributors: Rachel S. Bernstein, Dov Maimon and Shmuel Rosner
Identity and Education
Identity and Education
Op-Ed: When Craziness Makes Sense
Israel at 69, re-finding American deterrence. Published in the Jerusalem Post Independence Day is a good time to take stock of the state of the Jewish state – and it doesn’t look so bad. As a Jew, an Israeli and a Zionist, I enjoy seeing the half-full glass on such occasions. Living in a crazy neighborhood as a normal state…