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Torches were lit by twelve prominent members of Israeli society, to symbolize the 12 tribes of Israel.

Wednesday night marks the transition from Remembrance Day to Independence Day in Israel.

‘When you step off the plane, you feel instantly rooted...’

How can they, who have no memories of a time when Jews were defenseless, possibly fully understand the responsibility that now rests on their shoulders?

PARASHAT AHAREI MOT – KEDOSHIM.

Barbara Ehrenreich wants you to stop fighting the inevitability of death.

Gershon Baskin dedicated his life to solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and he hasn’t given up hope.

“Barbara Bush displayed the high American qualities of devotion to and love of country and family."

Linda Sarsour had a lot to say about the Anti-Defamation League.

Linda Sarsour had a lot to say about the Anti-Defamation League.

The Jewish Rosselli family fought against the rise of Mussolini – and paid a heavy price.

To paraphrase Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones, “Needles, why did it have to be needles!”

The Israeli media have been filled with reports of antisemitic acts taking place throughout Europe

I heard on the radio news that former prime minister Ehud Olmert, who was released from prison barely 10 months ago, has asked President Reuven Rivlin for a pardon.

Netanyahu seeks to distract us from a problem of his own making by picking low-hanging fruit and telling us to blame it and not him.

Three family recipes.

The hotel, in a building that functioned as a hospital in the 19th century, is owned by the Church of Scotland and to this day is managed by representatives of the church in Israel.

Official state ceremonies were held Tuesday evening at the Western Wall, and Wednesday morning at Mount Herzl.

How to keep a relationship healthy.

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A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.

"All hands are on deck in this tiny country, because Israel has no choice but to defend itself if it wants to survive."

‘Gypsies Play Violin, Jews Learn Torah’ is the title of writer Jacob Gross’s forthcoming memoir. Its subject is the American yeshiva world of the post-Shoah generation.