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Channel 13 survey has Likud with most Knesset seats at 22, Yashar with 21, Bennett with 15; coalition said looking to thwart arrival of anti-Netanyahu...
Some half a billion shekels to be diverted from community development plan and given to security agency, police to take on organized crime; rights...
Following Argentina’s controversial come-from-behind World Cup victory against Egypt, a match the losing team said was “fixed,” one wit on...
US bureau chief Jacob Magid also reviews lawmaker Ro Khanna’s visit to the West Bank, Vance’s anger over an Israeli PR campaign, Lebanon talks in...
Adopting pubic health committee’s recommendations, new plan looks to increase staffing, funding and independence for system after Defense Ministry...
For nearly five decades, the United States and its Western allies have engaged in a seemingly endless cycle of negotiations, sanctions, incentives,...
American attacks reported across northern provinces, US fires on Iranian tanker headed for Kharg island; Iran responds with missile and drone fire on...
Kashrut Through the Lens of Information Theory: The Hidden Logic of Redundancy The Torah is often admired for its brevity. Yet in some places, it...
History rarely announces its turning points. When Theodor Herzl convened the First Zionist Congress in Basel in 1897, few could have imagined that his...
No Longer Knowing Our Left From Our Right? A most bizarre and unprecedented socio-ideological phenomenon is taking place in the world today. ...
The Torah describes itself as a “song.”[1] This is rather telling about the complex structure of the Torah. A song communicates with its listener...
Back in March, I argued that the Gulf states must take ownership and help fund the effort against Iran, or else face the wrath of a hostile Iranian...
Times of Israel analysis shows sharp increase in strikes targeting those who participated in the massacre or held and abused hostages; to date, over...
The Geography of an Unfinished War Why the Taiwan Strait is not only a political dispute, but a structural fault line in the Indo-Pacific balance of...
Here is the land as two families remember it. Khaled’s family lost their home in 1948, driven from their village near Beit Jibrin, and rebuilt in...
Aj z ich vlastného pohľadu by bolo nanajvýš nepraktické, keby neexistoval.
Humanity faces many serious challenges, but two actions could greatly improve the prospects for a more peaceful, prosperous, and sustainable world:...
It was one of the hottest would-be commodities of the COVID-19 era. Like the virus, it’s since faded into the background, to the extent that few...
This Shabbat, known as Shabbat Hazon—the “Sabbath of Vision”—stands at a charged intersection of text, memory, and reality. Parashat Devarim...
“What need have I of all your sacrifices?” says YHWH. “Devote yourselves to justice; aid the wronged, uphold the rights of orphans; defend the...
The Art of Restraint: Crafting Constructive Rebuke We live in an age of instant feedback. From digital comment sections to professional performance...
The DSA says, at best, that Israel has the right to defend itself. Then it condemns virtually every effective method Israel uses to exercise that...
When the Shit Really Hits the Fan, What Will You Do? What gives me the most hope is being reminded of the countless, nameless, unsung heroes — the...
Chulin 80 — “Rabbi Shimon’s Logic and the Sanhedrin That Might Be” Our Gemara on this daf discussed the concept that a ritual slaughter which...
“I will bless those who bless you, And curse the one who curses you….” In April, Argentinian President Javier Milei visited the Kotel and went...
To most people’s surprise, some of the most influential political alliances are not formed between ideological allies, but between ideological...
On Sunday, as the Wimbledon men’s singles final unfolded under the watchful gaze of Prince William, Nicole Kidman, and a battalion of strawberry...
Byť tajnou službou neznamená zatajovať všetko, vrátane personálnej krízy.
S Erdoganom sa Západ nerozvádza.
Not long ago, I decided that the time had come for me to find out something about King Herod, whose name was familiar to me, but about whom I knew...
Missiles and first-person-view drones destined for Iran-backed terror group in Lebanon came across border from Iraq; Katz speaks with Hegseth on...
Israel Is Not the Last Colony. It Is One of History’s Great Decolonization Stories. History remembers the twentieth century as the age of...
When I published “For Truth’s Sake: Love Vance,” I was not claiming that JD Vance secretly hated Israel. My argument was more structural and...
The Book of Devarim is actually a thirty-seven day farewell address from Moshe Rabbeinu to the Jewish people. It began on Rosh Chodesh Shvat, and...
The 18th year of the contemporary event brings visitors to galleries and performance venues throughout the city
The Clock May Change, But the Sun Never Does There are very few things that unite Americans these days. One of them is complaining about Daylight...
In light of Argentina’s victory over England in today’s World Cup semifinals, I’m reminded of a moment when a referee was accused of being a...
Ankara Summit Mirrors West’s Systemic Crisis The July 7–8 NATO Summit in Türkiye was supposed to demonstrate the unity of all 32 members of the...
Since 1991, when Somaliland withdrew from the failed union with Somalia, every President of Somaliland has been approached with offers of money,...
With eventual aim of developing bacteria-based food product for humans and animals, researcher says ‘it’s like magic’
The U.S.-Japan alliance has never been only a military arrangement. During the Cold War, Japan and the United States saw themselves as part of the...
At Jerusalem Film Festival panel this week, famed director discusses blacklisting of Israeli filmmakers while showcasing ‘Our Loves,’ his new...
Dan Illouz says his party’s efforts to enshrine draft exemption are a ‘disgrace that made it clear to me that my place is no longer in the Likud’
There is a whole lot of hate out there. All sorts of posts on all sorts of platforms, interviews and just people with something to say, full of hate....
War is always a human tragedy and the suffering in Gaza has been terrible. Innocent civilians have been killed, families have lost their homes, and...
CANNES—For the first time in more than a decade, a Hungarian government has said something about the euro that markets can actually plan around....
JTA — Growing up in Argentina, I found American exceptionalism and how it held up Jews as inextricable from the national fabric to be a source of...
Living in Israel means we always end up writing about the serious parts of life here, like war in Iran or problems in our government but I’m in a...
The death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has transformed Iran’s political landscape into a contest among competing centers of authority. While the...