Yulia and Slav Pozniansky, an Israeli couple in their fifties, enjoy being grandparents to their oldest son’s three children. They crave the chance to be

You can read and see many things in the American mass media, but there is one thing you will never find: what Israel wants from

November 15. When people ask me why the Arab-Israeli conflict is so misunderstood, the best and simplest way to explain is by citing the central

October 4. For a decade, the international attacks have been coming one after another: academic and cultural boycotts of Israeli institutions, trade embargoes and threats

The on-again, off-again peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority will determine the fate of the West Bank settlements. Which ones will live and

Perceptions drive politics—and so do misperceptions. A good case study, one loaded with irony, is Vice President Joseph Biden’s speech at Tel Aviv University last

May 9. Can’t they just get along? This is a question many are asking about the relationship between United States President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime

Nir Barkat, 50, the successful high-tech entrepreneur and venture capitalist, was elected mayor of Jerusalem in November 2008, pledging to improve life in the city