The Hartman Institute’s Sources journal has just published an essay by Rabbi Brusso, “ Jewish Marriage and Intermarriage: A ...

David was not only a king and warrior — he was a poet and psalmist. His Tehillim were born from struggle, from longing, from ...

To imagine an Israel without an army is to invite our enemies to lunch in Tel Aviv. Iran, Hezbollah, Hamas — these are not ...

Tisha B’Av, and its preceding weeks, is an act of mourning and of solidarity with Jews worldwide, past and present, ...

Yes, it gives rise to different expressions of faith—some stricter, some more lenient, some mystical, some pragmatic. And yes ...

It’s maddening—and perhaps most tragic—that some still see this as a game. “Here’s a new Palestinian sovereign state,” they ...

The surge in reservists seeking trauma treatment since the October 7 massacre is startling, yet it is also an alarming sign ...

The two countries have plenty in common, but Israel has a national security asset that the Islamic Republic will never have ...

For Israel—and for the decency of nations—the imperative is clear: starve the strategy, not the people, and refuse to let ...

Israel stance ignores the history and content of the very artifact it chooses to weaponize, just as it ignores the truth here ...

Israel is being castigated almost universally for its war against the terrorist group Hamas in Gaza. The animosity towards ...

The absolute number of child casualties is tragic. But from a statistical perspective, children are not dying at disproportionate rates. The dominant imagery of children as the primary victims of this ...