Sukkot—the autumn harvest festival that begins on the night of October 6—is one of my favorite holidays. As shorter days make way for crisp, cool

Here’s a new definition for a word heard often during the summer war to criticize Israel’s reaction to the Hezbollah rocket attack and abduction of

The emergency call came from Jerusalem’s Mayor Uri Lupolianski. After two weeks of daily rocket attacks, 10 deaf families in northern Israel desperately wanted to

A citizen of Israel with homes in Herzliya, Moscow and Geneva, Moshe Kantor is a philanthropist and community leader on the world scene: president of

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The reenvisioned United Nations body charged with promoting human rights has ignored its new mandate, instead reverting back to its routine censuring of Israel. One

This lively city on Turkey’s west coast has afforded opportunity to Jews since their arrival in the 16th century. The close-knit Sefardic community remains prosperous