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France: Reality Strikes
by Rich Brownstein This summer I was attacked on a Paris subway car -- verbally, religiously and, yes, physically.
Tisha B'Av: Waking Up to a World without God's Presence
by Sara Yoheved Rigler How to bring God's palpable presence back into our world.
Gush Katif Stories, Part 3: Bryna's Story
by Sara Yoheved Rigler Trying to create miracles amidst the pain.
Blue and Orange Love Story
by Toby Klein Greenwald The deaths of Dov and Rachel Cole should serve to bring Israelis closer together.
And Then They Came After Us
by Victor Davis Hanson Civilizations will either hang separately or triumph over barbarism together.
CSI: Israel
by Susan Goodman Meet Professor Yossi ALmog, Israel's real-life CSI sleuth.
Gush Katif Stories, Part 2: Noga's Story
by Sara Yoheved Rigler Making the hard choice between hypocrisy and heroism.
Poland's Fascination with Jews
by Jeff Jacoby In a country with no more than a wisp of Jewish life, where does such an appetite for things Jewish come from?
A New Paradigm for Israel Advocacy
by Larry Weinberg Israel's image around the world will not improve until we change the way we present Israel to the world.
The Transformer
by Rachel Ginsberg Professor Reuven Feuerstein has changed the lives of thousands of disabled children around the world.
Responding to Bias: Fight or Flight?
by Andrea Levin Denigration and defamation are likely to nullify any positive images of Jewish generosity, creativity and good works if the epithets and misinformation are left unchallenged.
Gush Katif Stories
by Sara Yoheved Rigler As the disengagement looms, a glimpse into the hearts of the residents.
Impact of Entebbe
by Jonathan Rosenblum The day of the American Bicentennial was a crucial awakening for me as a Jew.
The Berlin Memorial
by Rabbi Josh Spinner Perhaps one can say that the Germans have their 2,711, and we have ours.
Are Jews Smarter?
by Rabbi Avi Shafran Don't let a recent study about enhanced intellectual ability among Jews go to your head.
J'Accuse
by Tom Gross A French court finds Le Monde guilty of anti-Semitism. In European media, that's just the tip of the iceberg.
Ilan Ramon's Diary
by David Brinn Somehow it survived an explosion, hurtling 38 miles to Earth, and exposure to sun and rain. Meet the Israeli forensic expert who is restoring the diary.
The Inner Exile
by Miriam Katz Everywhere else in the world being Jewish makes you different. In Israel, being Jewish is normal. And that, somehow, is the strangest thing of all.
UK Anti- Semitism
by Jonathan Rosenblum The openly expressed loathing for Israel and Jews among a large swath of Britain's elites is cause for concern.
How Nachmanides Rebuilt Jerusalem
by Larry Domnitch Forced to flee from Spain at age 72, the great sage restored Jerusalem's ruins.
Goodbye, Seri
by Daniel Eisenberg, M.D. People ask me how a life that ends at the age of six can possibly have meaning. Now I have an answer.
Jerusalem, My Home
by Tzvia Ehrlich-Klein How absolutely fortunate that I am living here, in this Holy, wholly unbelievable country.
Teaching the Holocaust to Our Children
by Emuna Braverman In order to understand who we are, our children need an authentic exploration of our past, including the Holocaust.
My Son's Yarmulka
by Viva Hammer As a child of Holocaust survivor, it's hard for me to imagine that a product of my womb will openly declare his Jewishness to any and all who see him.
Environments of Hate
by Brigitte Gabriel Indoctrination in the Arab World and propaganda advocacy in American university classrooms.
Only In Israel_
by Tzvia Ehrlich-Klein A small glimpse of the special daily life we merit to live in the Holy Land.
Boycotting Israel?
by Douglas Davis Then unplug your computer and throw away your mobile phone.
Denying the Holocaust
by Gittel Abrams As a child, I was obsessed with the Holocaust and swore I would tell the story. Then I became a mother and everything changed.
I Was Raised for Jihad
by Nonie Darwish I grew up in Gaza, indoctrinated to hate Israel and the West. For peace to take hold, things have got to change.
Threads of Hope
by The Koby Mandell Foundation A unique tapestry memorializes those killed by terror and represents the unity of the Jewish people.
The Middle East's Forgotten Refugees
by Semha Alwaya I was born in Iraq and my family survived the Farhud, the Arabic pogrom of 1941.
Operation Pesach
by Debbie Shapiro Passover Food Fund, military style.
The Greatest Confession in 2,000 Years
by Jeff Jacoby The pope's legacy to the Jews.
Orphan No More
by Bruchie Coopersmith A young bride receives the gift of love and concern.
Age Fifteen
by Arnold Roth Fifteen is the number that conceals God's name, and is the mysterious turning point for three generations of one family.
The Flower of David
by Leora Eren Frucht Israeli 'survivor' flower boasts cells in shape of Star of David.
EMT No-Gossip Zone
by Tova Saul A gleam of light finds its way into a forlorn area.
Saboteur or Shahid?
by Itamar Marcus and Barbara Crook By granting shahid status to the murderer, the PA media are portraying bombing as a positive religious act.
Love's Pantry
by Sara Yoheved Rigler One grassroots organization is keeping thousands of Israeli families from starving.
Israel's Super Mario
by Karin Kloosterman Meet Israel's pioneer of organic agriculture: an observant great-grandfather who fled from the Nazis 64 years ago.
Raising the Children of Terrorists
by Barbara Sofer Not one parent owned up to contributing to a culture in which suicide bombers were teen idols.
Along the Talmudic Trail
by Rabbi Aryeh Markman How learning Talmud every day, rain or shine, indelibly altered my view of reality.
Finding My Place on the Jewish Bookshelf
by Debbie Berman The beauty of Jewish learning is that one needs is an inquisitive mind and a desire to find what being Jewish is all about.
NGOs and the Anti-Israel Agenda
by Gerald M. Steinberg The role of NGOs in exploiting human rights to demonize Israel.
Birthright Buzz
by Jill Blum I was a proud Jew, but until I experienced the wonder of Israel, I had no idea what being Jewish meant.
Take Israel Off Travel Warnings List
by David Gershkoff The U.S. State Department should stop telling Americans to defer travel to Israel.
A Very Special Passenger
by Rabbi Yerachmiel Milstein Something extraordinary happened on my recent flight to Israel.
Zaidy Says Hello
by Rabbi Yaakov Salomon Advice to my newborn grandson on his first day on Earth.
Israel, Tikkun Olam and the Tsunami
by Shachar Zahavi The Israeli response to the tsunami displays the nation's ingenuity, deep caring, and professionalism.
Guardian of British Distortion
by HonestReporting.com Irresponsible coverage leaves Israel reviled in Great Britain.