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Israel Wants Peace
by Elliot Mathias Three talking points that highlight Israel's commitment to peace and shared Western values.
Survival of the Fittest
by Malka Shain In South Africa, I did not want to be caught in the crossfire of somebody else's war. If I had to fight, I wanted the war to be my own.
The Media's Mideast Relativism
by HonestReporting.com Under the guise of objectivity, the media tries to 'democratize' a corrupt and dictatorial Palestinian regime.
Jewish Values for a Secular World
by Jeff Jacoby For 3,500 years, Jews have been telling their children and the rest of the world the most revolutionary message in human history.
Arafat's Personal Record
by Eli Kazhdan What exactly does Israel have on Yasser Arafat?
The Moral Paradox
by Barbara Sofer There's a fine line between self-criticism and Israel-bashing. In times of national danger we have to be scrupulous in not erring on the bashing side and abetting the enemy.
Dealing with Hamas
by Alan M. Dershowitz Is Israel's policy of assassinating terrorist leaders legal under international law?
The Problem, Not the Solution
by Ambassador Dan Gillerman As Israel decides to remove Yasser Arafat, the UN Security Council seeks to protect him. Here, Israel's UN ambassador gives the Israeli view.
Remembering David Applebaum
by Dr. Joe Djemal I'm reeling from the pain and the emptiness. Something feels wrenched out of my chest.
15 Things I Don't Understand about the Mideast Peace Process
by Rabbi Ephraim Shore Ten years after Oslo, am I imagining things -- or is the situation truly insane?
Oslo: Ten Years Later
by Daniel Pipes Why Oslo's hopes turned to dust.
Our Heroes and Theirs
by Jonathan Medved Our heroes were fighting to save lives. Their heroes were sowing death and destruction.
Hate Is a Choice
by Sherri Lederman Mandell Israelis are trying to process their grief -- the Palestinians are exploiting theirs.
Harvard's Tainted Money
by Jeff Jacoby Because one young person refused to back away from a fight, the plug has been pulled on a leading purveyor of hatred. Now what about Harvard?
On Being Borked
by Daniel Pipes How foes distorted my record.
A Truly Historic Lawsuit
by Rabbi Avi Shafran A lawsuit is being filed against the Jewish people for recovery of property stolen during their exodus from Egypt. The Talmud tells of precisely such a claim lodged over 2000 years ago.
On the Bus with Mayor Bloomberg
by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith Why should the mayor of New York City be the only person to ride an Israeli bus without fear?
Tragedies and Miracles
by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith and Michael Weinstein In the wake of "The Children's Attack," two families experience conflicted feelings of thankfulness and grief.
Blackout's Illumination
by Rabbi Avi Shafran The Jewish Sabbath is a blackout of sorts.
Did You Hear the Bomb Last Night?
by Rabbi Eric Coopersmith We can still hear the echoes of last night's bomb that killed 20 innocent people.
Jewish Heartbreak and Hope in Nineveh
by Carlos C. Huerta Climbing over the rotting garbage, I realized I was the first Jew to enter this holy place in over 50 years.
The Blessing of a Broken Heart
by Sherri Mandell After terrorists murder her son, a grieving mother journeys back towards life and faith.
A Road Map To Nowhere
by Jeff Jacoby Has Mahmoud Abbas read the road map?
Harry's Magic
by Aliza Bulow A true story about what one Jewish kid learned from the teenage wizard.
The Heart-Rending Cry
by Keren Gottleib How is it possible to mourn something that happened 2000 years ago?
Why Hope?
by Rabbi Yisrael Rutman We can know with certainty that there will be a better future.
Fork in the Road Map
by HonestReporting.com As Israel's prime ministers travels to Washington, observers are wondering: Did the road map take a detour?
Moral Clarity and the Middle East
by William J. Bennett Why we support Israel.
Hitler's Rise to Evil
by Aish.com Staff Four questions for Peter Sussman, executive producer of the Emmy-nominated mini-series Hitler: the Rise to Evil.
Welcoming the New Israelis
by Judy Lash Balint Believe it or not, there's a wave of immigration from the U.S. to Israel.
Kindness in Kansas
by Aliza Bulow What would you do if suddenly left stranded with a few grandchildren in the middle of nowhere? Look for Irv's Kosher Market.
Hijacked by the Hudna
by HonestReporting.com The road map is taking a back seat to an internal Palestinian deal.
A Palestinian Zionist?
by Alexandra J. Wall A Palestinian turns from radical Muslim to true Zionist.
100 Years in a Nutshell
by Ben Blicker Here's a brief look at the major geopolitical, historical, and diplomatic events from the last century relating to Israel.
Words More Telling than Deeds
by Itamar Marcus We made the painful mistake of ignoring what the Palestinian Authority says once. Let us not make the same mistake again.
Jews and Anti-Jews
by Ruth Wisse Hatred of Israel is a crutch Arab states have to give up.
The 36 Year War
by Michael Oren In order for the road map to succeed, President Bush must first insist that the Palestinians abandon their hope of overwhelming Israel by demographic or other means.
Should We Not Dance?
by Liba Pearson A Jerusalem resident's personal reaction to the bus bombing.
Remembering
by Sherri Lederman Mandell Perhaps we fear that by remembering our losses, we'll be unable to move forward.
What is the Road Map?
by HonestReporting.com Israel endorses the peace plan, with 14 reservations that Sharon calls the 'red line.'
Bigotry and the Road Map
by Jeff Jacoby Peace will only come when the world stops "the soft bigotry of low expectations" against the Palestinians.
The Inquisition: Full Circle
by Michael Freund 500 years after being forced to abandon Judaism, some descendents are starting to return.
Prosecute Abu Abbas
by Smadar Haran Kaiser The world should know what Abu Abbas and Samir Kuntar did to my family.
48 Hours Of Grief
by Emuna Braverman Some of those lost in the recent terror spasm.
Sending Syria a Signal
by Daniel Pipes and Gary Gambill Damascus has a record of lying to Washington and getting away with it.
The Chicken Lady
by Mayaan Jaffe Meet Chaya Hammer, the 93-year-old great-great-grandmother whose kindness campaign is feeding hundreds of poor families in Israel.
France and its Jews
by Maria Sliwa More than a quarter of the Jews in France are considering leaving in the wake of the serious attacks targeting the country's Jewish community.
Loving the Land of Israel
by Sara Yoheved Rigler The spiritual power of God's special place.
Missing in Action
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons Memorial Day is especially painful for the families of soldiers whose fate remains unknown.
The Making of "Relentless"
by Raphael Shore The producer of a powerful new Mideast documentary takes us behind the scenes.