Israeli journalist discusses life in Donald Trump’s White House
As a journalist in Washington, D.C., Amir Tibon’s view of the Trump administration may not be what you think.
Burakowski: What a wonderful world
As part of our #SolidarityShabbat series, Ella Burakowski writes about her spiritually fulfilling experience at shul on Shabbat.
Ellis: Use your words wisely
As part of our #SolidarityShabbat series, Or Chaim Synagogue’s Israel Ellis reflects on the Pittsburgh shooting.
Troy: Prayers echoing in the heavens
“As the congregation prayed and as I considered how few of us nowadays are blessed with the opportunity to voice lyrics of spiritual beauty rather than raucous vulgarity at the top of our lungs. I wanted his prayer – our prayers – to resonate worldwide.”
Troy: Lessons from Oslo – 25 years later
Gil Troy looks back on the Oslo Accords.
Is the two-state solution just a pipe dream?
Once the best hope for a lasting peace, time may be running out for a two-state solution in Israel.
Roytenberg: Enjoying summer, as hellfire rains down from above
Palestinians have much to gain if they give up their myths about Israel and put peace at the top of their list of priorities.
Interfaith camp teaches kids about other religions
The Peel Interfaith Peace Camp teaches kids about the traditions, cultures and beliefs that Jews, Muslims and Christians have in common.
Malmö rabbi looks to turn ‘city of hate’ back into ‘harbour of hope’
Swedish filmmaker Magnus Gertten called Malmö, Sweden’s third-largest city, the harbour of hope, as many Jews were brought there to escape the Nazis. Since then, much has changed. Lately, the harbour of hope has become something of a city of hate, as it is notorious for its anti-Semitism. But things may be changing.
From Yoni’s desk: Israel leading by example in dealing with Syrian civil war
The record shows that Israel has exercised tremendous discipline in regards to Syria. And not only discipline, but tremendous compassion, too.
