We are deliberatively denuding ourselves of any ability to identify a domain of genuine consensus or the ways to reach an agreement.

This might have been possible to tolerate before October 7 but definitely not now, at a time when the IDF is missing over 10,000 soldiers to fulfill the missions it already has.

Some diaspora Jews are fleeing from one ideological fire straight into another, convinced that the extremism they’ve stumbled into is a necessary antidote to the extremism they’ve rejected.

As military buildups along the Gaza border escalate and diplomatic rhetoric hardens, a 45-year peace treaty faces its most serious test yet.

It’s not easy being the government’s legal counsel while also being chief prosecutor tasked with standing up to the government.

Even many who haven’t visited Israel – yet! – have been shaped by their Birthright buddies’ identity revelations.

When an agency with extraordinary powers becomes a partisan battleground, democracy itself is at risk.

Fearless Zionists are post-anguish and post-apologetics. We don’t need Hamas to remind us again and again that we are on the right side of history, and the right side of this conflict.

AfD is not merely a nationalist movement. Their appeal lies not in ideological extremism but in its ability to capitalize on widespread discontent, particularly regarding immigration.