Will a New Israeli Left Arise from the Ashes of the Old?
Peace became the left’s byword, and peace had become synonymous with terrorism.
December 14, 2022
Will a New Israeli Left Arise from the Ashes of the Old?
Peace became the left’s byword, and peace had become synonymous with terrorism.
In last month’s Knesset elections, Labor—which dominated the first three decades of Israeli politics—emerged as the smallest party with only four seats. Meretz, the party to its left, failed to win any seats. Eran Lerman evaluates the decline and collapse of the country’s left wing, and its possible future:
December 14, 2022
The Temple Mount Has Room Enough for Peaceful Pluralism
The current hierarchy gives the most rights to Muslims, and the fewest to religious Jews.
Anti-Semitism Is Rising in Germany
And 2023 may well be worse.
Why Jewish Tradition Associates the Biblical Forefathers with the Values They Struggled Most to Uphold
“You will give truth to Jacob, lovingkindness to Abraham.”
A Box of Ancient Coins Provides Evidence of a Story from the Book of Maccabees
The caves of the Judean Desert were a refuge for more than one set of Jewish rebels.