Israel’s Iron Dome Works—for Now
Masses of precision guided missiles could change the equation.
December 24, 2019
A Prayer Book That Survived Auschwitz Serves as a Powerful Reminder of Judaism’s Endurance
For many survivors, religious faith continued uninterrupted during and after the Shoah.
When Raizel Berger was sent to Auschwitz from her home in Transylvania, she brought a siddur with her, hidden in her stockings. Raizel’s granddaughter, Sarah Rindner, reflects on this object, which survived the war along with its owner, and remains in her family’s possession:
December 24, 2019
The International Criminal Court’s Incoherent Case against Israel
Why go after the country with the lowest proportion of civilian casualties?
How a Thirty-Year Alliance with Iran Allowed the Rise of Hamas
For Hamas, 1989 was the pivotal year.
A Prayer Book That Survived Auschwitz Serves as a Powerful Reminder of Judaism’s Endurance
For many survivors, religious faith continued uninterrupted during and after the Shoah.
The Farmer Who Brought Ancient Spices Back to the Land of Israel
Frankincense, myrrh, and balsam.