The Australian Government Made Yesterday’s Attack Possible
Two years of signaling apathy toward anti-Semitism.
December 15, 2025
The Case for and against the Haredi Draft Bill
Breaking a psychological barrier, or tapping on an unbreakable one?
A bill to reform the exemptions from military service granted to Haredim continues to make its way, slowly, through the Knesset. The legislation, backed by the governing coalition, would firmly entrench the exemptions for students at haredi yeshivas into law; at the same time, it would gradually increase the numbers of young haredi men eligible for the draft, and introduce some stricter punishments for noncompliance.
December 15, 2025
The Slaying of Raad Saad Is a Signal to Hamas and to Washington
The death of Hamas’s second-in-command in Gaza.
The Case for and against the Haredi Draft Bill
Breaking a psychological barrier, or tapping on an unbreakable one?
The Return of the B’nei Menashe Is a Testament to Jewish Endurance
A possible lost tribe from northeast India will soon complete its aliyah.
The Lives of Ordinary, and Extraordinary, European Jewish Women
“A woman is responsible for everything.”