Some families of female observer soldiers murdered by Hamas are not just grieving—they’re angry. And they demand accountability for October 7.
Interview: Aluf Benn
Aluf Benn is regarded as one of Israel’s most incisive journalists. He covered the last six Israeli prime ministers and, in addition to his position
Cut & Post: Yad Vashem and Google
Google This! Yad Vashem Archives Going Online Children in the Warsaw Ghetto, women awaiting selection at a concentration camp and families before and after World
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At a time when the fires of revolution fanned by young people throughout the Middle East have captivated the world, a quiet, grass-roots revolution led
Israeli Life: The Religious Left
January 17. Every Friday, young Jews converge on Sheikh Jarrah in East Jerusalem. Participants in the Sheikh Jarrah Solidarity Movement, they are rallying to protest
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Yulia and Slav Pozniansky, an Israeli couple in their fifties, enjoy being grandparents to their oldest son’s three children. They crave the chance to be
Cut & Post
Celebrating the Diaspora Although much of Jewish history mourns the diaspora and the Jewish people’s disbursement to the four corners of the earth, one literary
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Rachel and Itai met in college. She was a senior at a Florida university; he was an Israeli shaliah who came to the campus to talk about
Interview: Ester Levanon
Ester Levanon, 64, has been chief executive officer of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange since 2006. She has helped secure for the exchange (for publicly