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Iran today stands at a defining historical moment. Beneath the surface of regional tensions and geopolitical calculations lies something far more powerful: a society wrestling with its future. The story of modern Iran is no longer only about…

On March 2, 2026, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha issued a statement that cut directly to the strategic core of the Iranian question. His conclusion was unambiguous: the fall of Iran’s current regime, he said, would…

The events unfolding for Israel in our time are not random. Chazal teach that the deeds of earlier generations leave their mark upon later ones, and Tanakh preserves patterns that reappear across history. When read with care, its verses…

Today is Purim, the holiday that commemorates events in the ancient Persian Empire between 486-465 BCE, during the reign of King Ahasuerus—often identified with Xerxes I or Artaxerxes I. The entire story unfolds in the very land we now know…

Prior to the bloody attacks of October 7, the political consensus prevailing in Israel and Western capitals regarding the Islamic Republic’s behavior rested on a deeply flawed assumption: the logic of “neither war nor peace.” Under this…

Claude Carlier (born January 11, 1944) is a French historian specializing in contemporary history and the history of aviation and aerospace. He holds a Doctorate of State in Letters and Human Sciences and serves as a professor of contemporary…

In Jewish tradition, we are taught that every soul is intentional. Every life carries divine purpose. And yet, for birthmothers in the Jewish community, adoption is often spoken about in hushed tones—if it is spoken about at all.

I know this…

The first time the Jewish people changed the world, they did it without an army, without a state, without territory. They did it with a book.

The Hebrew Bible — the Tanakh — introduced something no empire had articulated with such moral…

When President Trump addressed the American public at the outset of the current war with Iran, he did something striking: he didn’t mention Israel.

Instead, he opened with a history of American grievances. US troops killed by Iranian…