Multinational Force in Sinai Represents ‘An Insurance Policy,’ Says Former Israeli Defense Official
Egyptian-Israeli relations are at their best level since the peace treaty was signed, mostly based on common security interests. But something can always go wrong.
Israel’s Daunting Decision on Drawing Permanent Borders
Calculating the benefits and risks of extending sovereignty to parts of the West Bank.
Why GodTV is the Worst Form of Anti-Semitism
The Jews who reject Christians hold up GodTV as proof that there can be no relationship, that all Christians harbor a hidden agenda to convert Jews.
Top 10 Reasons Israel has (so far) Survived Coronavirus
Why Israel fared better than most countries during the global pandemic, and why Israelis are likely to continue to get back to normal more quickly.
River in Israel Turns Red from Blood “Like the Plague in Egypt” [Watch]
“It looks like the plague of blood in Egypt” Amberto adds. Locals also complain that the smell of the ‘blood’ river is “rancid.”
No, Annexation Wouldn’t Hurt Israel
Various governments will condemn Israel, but they will continue to have relations with the Jewish state because it’s in their interest to do so. Their bark is much worse than their bite.
The New Danish Bible: A Fresh Perspective
International outrage has been ignited in recent days over the publication of the Danish Bible 2020 – a new translation of the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible) and the New Testament – by the Danish Bible Society (DBS).
Another Passover
The idea of observing a second Passover is God’s gift of a do-over.
Free Speech in the Time Before Redemption
Pesach literally means “the mouth that speaks.”
Remembering the Holocaust in a Post-‘Sacred Survival’ Era
American Jews turned Shoah observance into their civil religion. If belief in that secular faith is gone, then is there a place for the Holocaust in the community’s future?