Thirty years in Jerusalem, I am still looking for Art, a once-vital part of my life in America. Art was forever sublime, a dynamic burrowing

The draft is a rite of passage in the Jewish state, but are more Israelis avoiding their national service? No Israeli can remain unmoved by

Behind a stone wall on a busy Jerusalem street the stories of forgotten heroes and legendary characters live on.  Lined with cafés, bookstores, jewelry shops and even

A family came to Kibbutz Ketura to reconnect and focus on personal goals. Their time there, however, was spent working on world-changing projects. After our

The city of Umm al-Fahm in northern Israel is known as a political flashpoint, but it is trying to make a name for itself in

Donna Rosenthal has worked as a journalist in print, television and radio, and has been a reporter in Israel and in America. Her articles have

One of Israel’s fastest-growing schools of higher education is situated in a West Bank city. How its future will play out remains to be seen.

Sallyann Amdur Sack was deeply involved in her career as a clinical psychologist in Washington, D.C., when her 15-year-old daughter came home from camp and