The Enigma of the Lost Ark of the Covenant
As Rosh Hashanah and the new year of 5778 approaches, most people tend to become more introspective and spiritually sensitive.
Wiggling
Wiggling may not be a central concept in the professional literature of scholars who seek to explain international relations.
Crossing the Rubicon
On Wednesday, at a U.S. State Department press briefing, the Rubicon was finally crossed.
In the Land of the Trident: the Ukraine War and the Jews
Ukraine is a territory saturated in Jewish memory. The memory both tragic and sublime. In every field of endeavor – religious thought,  Zionist and socialist politics, art, music, military affairs, science, Jews from the territory on which the modern Ukrainian state is located have registered outstanding achievement.
Tentative Thoughts Toward a Jewish Religious Renaissance
In the last decade, there have been many upheavals in Israel that no one would ever have imagined and that may be affecting Diaspora Jewry as well.
Hurricane Katrina, Harvey, and the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process
The final redemption of the Jewish People has begun; America, join up or beware!
Christians Who Libel Israel: The Iona Community
The Iona Community, about which I have written here before, is an ecumenical Christian fellowship in Scotland.
Unto the Nations: Herzl’s Christian Guests at the First Zionist Congress
Christian Zionists have always stood in support of Israel – even before its existence.
Turkey: Erdogan’s Obsession to Take Jerusalem
Less than a year ago, Turkey and Israel agreed to end their six-year-long diplomatic stand-off and officially “normalized” their relations.
High Court Left With Fixing Government’s Foolish Decisions
Seeing their voters as a mob looking for its pound of flesh, right-wing politicians allow themselves to make foolish decisions to appease that mob—like canceling the Western Wall plan and passing the Regulation Law—because they know the High Court will overturn them.