Despite the extra challenges Israeli athletes face since October 7, the country’s Paralympic team will likely bring home medals from Paris.
Interview: Einat Wilf
At 39, Jerusalem-born Einat Wilf has been an Israeli Army intelligence officer, newspaper columnist, venture capitalist, policy planner, teacher, feminist and foreign policy adviser to Shimon
Letter from Jerusalem: Toward a Two-Leader Solution
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
Israeli Life: Day of As One-ment
It is the night of Yom Kippur. After Kol Nidrei services, busy, bustling Emek Refaim Street in Jerusalem’s upscale German Colony, famous for its trendy cafés, is
Cut & Post
In Memoriam, In Israel The next time you are in Israel, be sure to make a detour to the entrance of Jerusalem’s Arazim Park to
Cultivating Agricultural History
It is a hot summer morning in the hills of Jerusalem. The sun has barely arched over the horizon and already the heat is stultifying.
Letter from Washington: Can They Work It Out?
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
Letter from Nazareth: Members of the Wedding
It is only a little more than two hours’ drive from Jerusalem to Nazareth in the Galilee, but there are barriers to be crossed on
Israeli Life: Country Road, Take Me Home
Its route meanders past war memorials and ancient ruins; through rivers, over desert sand dunes and up mountainous terrain. Its 584 miles of marked trails