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This is Part One of a multi-part post by the author about her upcoming trip to Israel.

My name is Sara Resnick, and I have never…

The Heritage Foundation’s marquee effort to combat antisemitism, a coalition known as Project Esther, is rapidly losing members following the conservative think tank’s public defense of Tucker Carlson after he gave a…

I must confess that I was unprepared for the depth of emotion that washed over me as Mercaz delegates began arriving in Israel—delegates coming from more than twenty countries, M’arbah Kanfot Ha Aretz, from every corner of the world. To…

This article is in honor of the return of the bodies of three deceased Israeli soldiers who were held hostage in Gaza and were brought back between Saturday night and Sunday — Capt. Omer Neutra, Staff Sgt. Oz Daniel, and Lt. Col. Asaf…

Saturday night, I and about 150,000 other fellow Israelis, took part in a rally to mark thirty years since the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin. The rally was held at the spot where the assassination took place. The surrounding streets, and…

We learn in the Talmud, Sanhedrin 109a that the people of Sdom have no share in the world to come. This is based on a verse in Breisheet (13:13):

The people of Sdom were evil (ra’im) and sinful (chataim) towards God exceedingly.

According…

The man who is likely to be New York City’s top finance watchdog under Zohran Mamdani — assuming they both win their races on Tuesday — has said he does not believe Mamdani could divest the city’s pension funds…

As Jewish conversation moves increasingly online, our words reveal more than what we say — they show how we think, whom we imagine we’re speaking to, and how we protect what is sacred.

The language of Jewish conversation is changing. We…

I am deeply concerned about the allegations of sexual harassment against former governor Cuomo, and even so, without hesitation, I support his candidacy for mayor.  As a feminist, woman, and Jew, I am much more troubled by the approaches and…

This essay asks why, when societies splinter, Jews and Kurds so often become the chosen emblems of blame. It examines the psychology that makes scapegoats useful and the politics that keeps them close: Jews and the land of Israel as a…