On October 6, 1973, Egyptian and Syrian forces attacked Israel, starting the cruelest war in the Jewish state’s history. Three weeks later, Israel had turned

Most Jews, whether or not they are baseball fans, know the story of Sandy Koufax choosing not to pitch the first game of the 1965

One autumn night in 1928, when my father was a high school senior in Massena, New York, the state police knocked on his family’s door

Khaled Abu Toameh, 50, an award-winning Israeli journalist and documentary filmmaker, has reported on Arab affairs for three decades. He writes for The Jerusalem Post and the

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Israeli preoccupation with the threat of a nuclear Iran has produced an abundance of literature. In addition to the usual assortment of political and historical

Tel Aviv, with its celebrated Pride Parade and welcoming atmosphere, has become a tourist mecca for gay travelers.

Every other Friday afternoon, a group of musicians—a clarinetist, trombonist, bass player and drummer—blasts away on Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv. The group, most often