The Blogs: Nolan’s Odyssey, Israel’s Nostos | Ari Melnik
Like much of the rest of the planet, I went to see the massively hyped new adaptation of…
What Tisha B’Av and Lamentations teach about Israel’s foreign policy
Every year on the fast day of Tisha B’Av, which this year will be marked next Thursday, millions…
A Venice art installation grapples with its Jewish history
Synagogues often give those inside them a sense of connection to the heavens, although they do not normally…
The Blogs: Israel Is the Ultimate Anti-Colonial Story | Sabine Sterk
The Indisputable Truth: Why Israel Is the Ultimate Anti Colonial Story Jews, go home. You do not belong…
The Blogs: The Rise and Rise of the India-Israel Partnership | Saurav Dutt
History alone does not create enduring alliances; shared interests do. India and Israel have transformed centuries of civilizational…
The Blogs: Grateful to America, Not Dependent on It | Gil Samsonov
Gil Samsonov, author of “The Princes” and “The Begins,” is a managing partner in one of the top…
The Blogs: More Than a Diploma | Daniel Singer
One of the most formative experiences of my cantorial training took place during my final year as a…
Zohran Mamdani’s centuries-old French bargain
In the winter of 1789, a French aristocrat named Stanislas de Clermont-Tonnerre stood in the National Assembly and…
The Blogs: Hannah Szenesh’s Enduring Light: A Legacy of Courage and Inspiration | Tuvia Book
Recently, I had the extraordinary opportunity to delve into the archive of Hannah Szenesh at the National Library…
What ancient Jewish wisdom can teach us about the age of AI
AI has revived ancient questions: What becomes of human beings when something greater than us can do, know,…
The Blogs: Israel Reborn: The Day History Turned a Page | Ralph Buntyn
On May 14, 1948, in a modest hall in Tel Aviv, Jewish Agency Chairman David Ben-Gurion stood before…
The Blogs: The Indian Tribe That Walked Halfway Around the World to Israel | Ankit Gawande
I want to begin with a number: 2,700 years. That is how long ago, according to their own…