Opinion: Was Humanitarian Intervention a Passing Fad?
Syria is a perfect example of how this 1990s concept has fallen out of favor // By Ben Cohen
Opinion: The American Jewish Thought Police on Patrol
A political “big tent” would be better for Washington, DC’s Theater J and everyone else. // By Marshall Breger
Opinion | Shmarya Rosenberg
Some New York politicians bend over backwards to accommodate Hasidic demands.
Opinion | Naomi Ragen
Since the recent elections, new laws are changing Israeli society for better and worse.
Opinion | Clifford D. May
Syria’s descent into chaos and extremism does not bode well for its neighbors.
Ben Cohen | Mr. Rouhani, You’re No Gorbachev
Iran’s new president is far from moderate.
Sarah Posner | Israel’s Best Friends or Jews’ Mortal Enemies?
Are messianic Jews good for Israel?
Marshall Breger | “What Happened at Auschwitz?”
Imams confront the Holocaust at Auschwitz
Gershom Gorenberg | Is Bibi the New Golda?
The “status quo” summers of 2013 and 1973
Letty Cottin Pogrebin: The Knesset’s “Year of the Woman”
The Knesset’s “Year of the Woman” – A record number of female MKs includes new faces, seasoned activists and rising stars.
Opinion | Aluf Benn
Secular Israel is More Religious Than You Think – The new unity government lacks ultra-Orthodox representatives, but that does not mean that religion is being left out of the conversation.