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Israel must defend itself — without defending the indefensible
Rejecting false accusations against Israel must not mean denying its real moral failures. To reclaim our voice, we need to learn to do both
Dan Illouz
October 7th could have been prevented
Very few people in Israeli politics can say that had they been prime minister, October 7th would not have happened. Avigdor Liberman can
Alan Abrams
The best educational system in the world — at 34,000 feet
The passengers who saved Flight 1073 showed an Israeli talent for acting fast and working together — a hidden curriculum learned from childhood
Shimon Sheves
Flydubai: Luck is not a security policy
A bathroom trip, a wounded captain and a few brave passengers prevented a catastrophe. That should trigger an investigation, not a photo op
Tuvia Book
October 7: What I wrote then, and what I know now
Three years later, I look back at Kfar Aza and Be’eri, the soldiers beside me, and what this war has taught me about courage, loss and who we are
Leonard Felson
My son didn’t walk away from Judaism. I walked away from him
His intermarriage awakened my fears about betraying our Jewish ancestors. It took 10 years to understand that the living were waiting for my love
Jonathan Jacoby
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Russell F. Robinson
Oct 6, 2026, 12:09 AM
Israel’s Best Memorial Is a Future
Three years after October 7, we carry the names of those we lost. The students who will never graduate. The couples who will never wed. The children whose laughter should still be filling their homes. We cannot give them the...
Julian Ungar-Sargon
Oct 6, 2026, 12:05 AM
Her Instrument
Finchley Central Synagogue, c. 1962–64 You cannot tune a shofar. No peg, no reed, no valve, no A for the orchestra to find. The ram grew it the way he grew, curled around his own stubbornness, and whatever pitch was in the bone is the pitch...
Tim Orr
Oct 6, 2026, 12:04 AM
Why Gerald McDermott Matters: A Guide to Israel, Zionism, the Jewish People
Gerald McDermott is a friend of mine, and I believe he is the best theologian alive today writing on the subject of Israel, Zionism, the Jewish people, and the Bible. He has done more than anyone I know of...
Khemraj Kattel
Oct 5, 2026, 11:58 PM
October 7: Israel’s Darkest Day & the Dreams of Nepali Youth.
Some dates are more than just entries in the pages of history. They are dates that change the lives of thousands of families forever. October 7, 2023, was one such day for Israel, a day that will never be...
Jay Tcath
Oct 5, 2026, 11:50 PM
Three lies about U.S. support for Israel
Their growing acceptance fuels conspiracy theories and threatens decades of sound U.S. policy As we mark the third anniversary of Hamas' October 7 attack against Israel and await U.S. and Israeli elections, Vice President J.D. Vance's recent claim that President...
Cathy Lawi
Oct 5, 2026, 11:40 PM
We Call Them Heroes. Why Are They Carrying the Trauma Alone?
What Prof. Chen Kugel’s PTSD diagnosis reveals about the hidden cost of October 7 for Israel’s frontline helpers. They are not made of iron. Three years after October 7, Prof. Chen Kugel, director of Israel’s National Center of Forensic Medicine at...
Joshua Slomich
Oct 5, 2026, 11:39 PM
Between 9/11 and 10/7
How terrorism has evolved and become more vicious and personal since 2001 The 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks compelled the world to remember one of history’s worst terrorist atrocities, an event that fundamentally altered the Middle East and set...
Pnuel Perry
Oct 5, 2026, 11:36 PM
Miracles Within and Without
I saw a baby inside my baby, Who is a baby no longer, Now over two decades since seeing her herself In that same shadow-water-world on the screen. “Here is the heart,” said the doctor with the ultrasound probe, Outlining two tiny ventricles in...
David Raphael
Oct 5, 2026, 11:35 PM
Narrow Straits
On the last day of our interfaith trip to Israel, As Roger, Mark and I headed down the Rabin Highway from our hotel in Pik’in, in northern Israel towards Ben Gurion Airport, we passed an exit sign, with an...
Michel M.J. Shore
Oct 5, 2026, 11:31 PM
Our Words in Daily Life and Before an Election
Our words in daily life and before an election Must be measured and put through thirteen filters, With a space between two thoughts, words and deeds, As each utterance is recorded in the annals of being. The gallery of portraits and album of...
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