Pollard Free to Return Home
While we should feel deep and genuine gratitude for Jonathan’s freedom and look forward to his arrival home in Israel, we should not overlook the deep educational value of his story to the Jewish people.
Expelled Sa-Nur Residents Begin a Process of Return to their Demolished Village
The time may be ripe to start returning and rebuilding the Jewish communities of northern Samaria destroyed by Ariel Sharon in 2005.
Bennett Stands to Gain Most from New Elections
If Yamina enters the next Knesset with close to 20 seats at a time when Netanyahu appears to be exiting politics, Bennett will be likely to ditch National Union and merge his party into the Likud.
Likud Seeking New Partners to Avoid Elections if Government Falls over Budget
If the current coalition breaks apart, it would be a strategic error for Yamina to join a narrow government under Netanyahu at a time when polls are predicting an electoral surge for the party.
Legislation Aims to Repeal Disengagement Law from Northern Samaria
A rare opportunity might exist to rebuild four of the Jewish communities demolished by Ariel Sharon.
Remembering Jonathan Pollard on his Birthday
On the 8th of Menaḥem Av, we should remember Jonathan Pollard’s heroic sacrifice on behalf of the Jewish people and understand that his freedom is intertwined with that of the State of Israel.
Likud Party Trying to Silence Opposition to the Trump Plan
Likud working to discredit nationalist opposition to the Trump plan is reminiscent of the its behavior during Ariel Sharon’s 2005 Gaza Disengagement.
Cannabis Likely to have been used by Ancient Hebrews
Archaeologists analyzing a 2,700-year-old altar were stunned to discover that the ancient Judeans likely used cannabis in their ritual practices.
Edelstein Resigns in Act of Protest Against Judicial Encroachment
The Knesset Speaker took a stand for Israel’s fragile democracy against an unchecked Supreme Court and its frequent abuses of power.
Why Do Jews Join Anti-Israel Movements?
Why do so many of the Jewish community’s best and brightest young adults end up joining anti-Israel movements when they get to university?