Jerusalem Report
The wrong approach: Irwin Cotler on the mistaken global recognition of Palestine
Former Canadian justice minister Irwin Cotler warns of a world without accountability and how Israel is failing in its relationship with Canada.
The Jeffrey Epstein obsession: Focusing on one criminal, ignoring countless others - opinion
Don't let the gov't fall: Israel needs unity, not division - opinion
Silence after Sweida: What the Druze wish for in war-torn Syria
Supporting the Druze vs keeping regional calm: Israel's dilemma in Syria - analysis
Experts debate whether Israel should back Druze independence, incorporate them in the defensive network, or try to avoid rocking the boat further.
Adaptation and time: How we were adapting in the past, prior to October 7
Living according to an attitude of no choice has been a choice made by Jews and Israelis throughout our history. It has been part of our lives and an important means of adapting before October 7.
Would recognizing Palestine create a functioning Palestinian state? - analysis
With the war, and with no consensus on land, population, or leadership, the path to a real Palestinian state anytime soon remains blocked. Declarations will not change this reality.
Mr. Netanyahu, save the Druze – today! - opinion
Mr. Netanyahu, the Druze have proven their loyalty to Israel through blood and service. The time has come for Israel to prove its loyalty to them. Save the Druze, today.
Making sense of ourselves after October 7
How we can regain clarity, reconnect with ourselves and one another, and rebuild a shared sense of meaning in the aftermath of trauma.
Finding unity after trauma - opinion
There are rays of hope and healing that are slowly piercing their way through the dark shadows hovering over the Jewish state.
War Diary: Religious warfare - opinion
Professor Chomsky, as much as I admire many of your other criticisms, the criticism about Israel seems to be a blind spot in your desire to be rational and fair.
Dazed and confused: How the Israeli authorities have dealt with the aftermath of the Iran war
Physical scars that serve as silent reminders of a moment when the country held its breath, and of one grand question that still echoes weeks later: What happens now?
The brain and beyond: A first-aid kit for a stressed-out nation
Through understanding how the language of the brain works and its symptoms reflected in the body, we can live better and become better human beings.
We must all become soldiers - opinion
Diaspora Jews are quickly becoming used to being victims and are beginning to act like victims. Do we need to be reminded that the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior?
Only Iranian surrender will end its nuclear threat - opinion
If these locations are as numerous as we fear, it will be impossible to entirely strip that country of its future nuclear capacity and its willingness to employ such weaponry.