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Stephen Silver | JTA When Boaz Dvir flew from the United States to Israel in late September to screen his new film, “To Kill a Nazi,” he didn’t expect its story to become newly relevant. But just as Dvir arrived, the thwarting of an apparent hijacking of a flydubai flight bound for Israel offered an […]

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Jordan Gerstenblith This week’s Torah portion is Vayera: Genesis 18:1 — 22:24 This summer, I worked with the Jewish library at the JCC to create a list of children’s books related to the first 10 parshiot. The goal was to help educators teach Jewish children about the themes of the parshiot through literature. When creating […]

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By Yehuda Kluger This is life in Israel: Imagine a daily reality where life can be interrupted instantly by a siren’s wail, leaving only seconds to find shelter. For most, the instruction is simple: run to a sheltered area. But for patients confined to intensive care or undergoing surgery, running is impossible. Recent conflicts highlight the […]

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For decades, American military assistance has helped Israel become one of the world’s most formidable military powers. But perhaps the ultimate measure of that success is whether Israel has reached the point where it can begin to do without it. That is a question Israel should answer before Washington does. A recent debate between former […]

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Ruth Eglash and Sharon Udasin | JTA This story was last updated at 9:05 a.m. ET on Oct. 28. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his centrist rival Gadi Eisenkot were locked in a battle for the future of Israel after an election Tuesday that left no clear winner as exit polls were released. With […]

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