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Since I returned to Israel on October 13th—the historic day when all the live hostages came home—I have visited the Families Headquarters three times. It is still hard for me to believe. For two years we demonstrated and protested,…

The Trump administration has set its sights on North Africa, where decades-old tensions between Morocco and Algeria over Western Sahara could soon give way to a landmark reconciliation. Steve Witkoff, President Trump’s special envoy for the…

For the First Time in History, the Legendary Kanaani Cats Cross the Ocean and Arrive in the United States — Registered with ARBC, and TICA Recognition Is on the Way

After two decades of silence, Israel’s rare Kanaani cats live again — a…

Conclusion to the Series: “Christianity as the White Man’s Religion”

When the story of Christianity’s African and Middle-Eastern origins was buried beneath centuries of conquest, the faith appeared to many as the white man’s…

Sometimes the flood doesn’t come all at once. It comes as a slow rising—the waters of change, of loss, of exhaustion and uncertainty—until one day we realize we’re already ankle-deep.

Parashat Noach begins there, at the moment when…

When  Joseph Epstein called Jilly Biden in the Wall Street Journal “kiddo” this cute kidding caused great outrage,
because obedience to two rules, “Do not leave a mess and be a man,” won’t protect belittlers from being heard without…

Peace Is Not a Fantasy, It’s a Fight for Survival

In the wake of the latest ceasefire agreement brokered by President Donald Trump, Israel finds itself once again at a crossroads between hope and hard reality. The deal, signed in Egypt with…

Foreign Minister Penny Wong insists Jerusalem’s status must be decided in “final status” negotiations, but history, faith, and archaeology tell a very different story. Australia keeps losing moral clarity by siding with Israel’s…

Well, sports fans, we are back again.  There have been enough recent developments on the road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup to merit this premature digression into that place of despair and near-universal disdain known as World Cup…