In Focus
The champions we never knew
As we mark the 90th anniversary of the Berlin Olympics where Jesse Owens defied the Nazis' supremacist ideology, remembering all those who never had the chance to compete may be the greatest victory
No politics. No divisions. Just Am Yisrael Chai
The war for Israel’s home
Tel Aviv University plans to rename Sackler Faculty of Exact Sciences
Prof. Uriel Reichman to receive the Israeli Presidential Medal of Honor
Prof. Reichman has spent decades promoting the values of freedom, responsibility, democracy, and Zionism, driven by a profound commitment to Israeli society
Rebuilding Northern Israel is not enough. We must make it a place people choose to live
Amid all the attention focused on rebuilding Israel's North, another important change is quietly taking place.
Gratitude in a box: How we’re delivering hope to Israel’s heroes this Rosh Hashanah
One package alone can support a family-owned business, strengthen an entire community, and remind people thousands of miles apart that they are connected
One year after Milei’s Genesis Prize, the Isaac Accords are forging a pro-Israel network across LA
Inspired by President Milei’s vision and funded by the Genesis Prize Foundation, American Friends of Isaac Accords is building a web of Israel-Latin America ties designed to outlast political cycles
Meridian Holdings Q2 2026: What happens when the bettors win, but the company still grows?
Meridian Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: MRDN) reported 16% revenue growth, a second consecutive profitable quarter, showing why diversification, technology & Meridian x UFC matter beyond the headline numbers
The power of "Agile Philanthropy" in times of crisis
Agile philanthropic partners provide the speed, flexibility, and sustained commitment required to solve complex social crises in real time
AI in sperm selection: Changing the future of IVF
The next major advance in IVF may come from learning how to extract information that has been sitting under the microscope all along
Two museums, one mission: Preparing young leaders to confront antisemitism and racism
In Washington, a politically diverse cohort of students and interns encountered Holocaust and African American history - and left with a mandate to act.
The next revolution in medicine isn't about living longer. It's about living better
Dr. Sivan Berger Achituv, "We're not trying to help people live to 120. We're trying to give them more healthy years. We want to move longevity medicine from private clinics to the wider public"
Longevity: A mathematician’s perspective on society
"Longer life does not necessarily mean a better society"
