Opinion // What Do We Mean By Jewish Continuity?
We all want Jewish grandchildren—but are we going about it the right way?
Opinion // Yitzhak Rabin’s Legacy Is Very Much Alive
If you think Israel’s “right” is “nationalistic” and the “left” wants “peace,” think again.
Opinion // The Rise of the Rebel Rabbis
Can a small group of Orthodox leaders shake up the Israeli rabbinate?
Opinion // A Turning Point for Jewish Republicans?
It will take a lot more than the Iran deal to make American Jews switch parties.
Opinion // An Abuse of Sacred Trust
What happens when rabbis prey on people’s need for holiness?
Opinion // No, the Devil Isn’t in the Details
In fact, the Iran debate isn’t about centrifuges at all.
Opinion // The Return of the Welfare Debate
The Jewish argument against turning a blind eye to fraud
Opinion // Stop the Destruction of Palestinian Olive Groves
Trees matter, and Israelis, of all people, should understand why.
Opinion // The Great Haredi Cop-out
With the draft law rolled back, Israel’s Ultra-Orthodox aren’t likely to serve in the military.
Opinion // The Kids Are All Right—Really
Why we should keep talking with Jewish campus activists who criticize Israel. By Sarah Posner
Opinion // Are You For Us or Against Us?
There is only one right way to support Israel and be Jewish today. By Naomi Ragen
Opinion // The Israeli Rabbinate: The Origin Story
by Elli Fischer
Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook, the British military and Israel's first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, all played a role in creating the powerful chief...