Recently, the deadly series of clashes occurred on the Durand Line between Taliban fighters and the Pakistani Army. The disputed 1,600-mile border between Afghanistan and Pakistan was the site of intense confrontations. Afghanistan initially…
The latest developments surrounding the Gaza cease-fire deal, first reported by Axios, have once again placed the fragility of Middle Eastern diplomacy under intense scrutiny. The report detailed renewed clashes between militants in…
A mystical desert oasis where sacred waters shimmer beneath an endless sky, and the air hums with prayers, colors, and the quiet magic of timeless devotion. This is sacred Pushkar, 410 km south-west of the capital city New Delhi.
Our journey…
I have written many love letters to Vermont before.
I have written about how much I love the fall in Vermont and how beautiful the crisp air is. And how equally stunning summer is.
I am grateful for my sweet childhood in Montpelier, where…
I observed the war as an outsider, an impassioned, obsessed outsider, but an outsider nonetheless. I read, I debated, I advocated, and I wrote. I visited Israel three times during the war: once on a tour with fellow Reform rabbis, and twice…
Israel’s academic community could play a decisive role in shaping the long-term reconstruction of Gaza — yet it…
The question we must all address is:
What kind of president of the United States would create and post an AI-generated video of himself wearing an imperial crown and dumping massive amounts of feces from a “King Trump” jet onto No Kings…
I don’t live in Israel. There are no sirens outside my window. I don’t check the news to find out if my city still exists.
But when I open my phone, it’s as if the war — which is still very much ongoing — has spilled through the…
As the Israel-Gaza war, hopefully, comes to an end after two long years, global leaders met in Egypt to sign the ceasefire deal and mark the end of the fighting
Among the heads of state present were Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán,…
“Acharei HaChagim” which translates as after the festivals is a popular refrain in Israel at this time of year. In essence, it means things will not get done from Rosh Hashana until after Simchat Torah.
I would like to look at expression…