
Category
Israel


Beating a Pandemic is Easy? This is Bennett’s Second Test
Writing a recipe for how is one thing, beating it in real life is quite another.

Young Influencers From Abraham Accord Countries Find Common Ground With Israelis
Social media personalities from the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco, visit Israel, meet with local Arab and Jewish leaders in the wake of cross-border violence with Gaza.

How Do You Fight Antisemitism? With Arab Israelis
If we want to make an impact, we need to enlist not Jews but Arab Israelis. They have the credibility to turn the success idea into a progressive Israeli ideal.”;td_smart_list_h”;h1

A Coalition’s First Test: Can It Save Itself – and Israel?
It’s only been a week, and it’s just a first test out of many to come.

ADL CEO: Tlaib Tweet Accusing Israel of “Ethnic Cleansing” is “Dangerous”
Tlaib’s tweet came in response to Israel launching airstrikes against Hamas targets in response to incendiary balloons fired from the Gaza Strip.

After Israel’s Jewish-Arab Unrest, Haifa Museum Opens ‘Exhibition of Healing’
Huge new show celebrates museum’s 70th anniversary and includes works of 128 Israeli and Palestinian artists.

The Moral Equation
The anti-Israel crusade being amped up on social media is now creating a horrifying Orwellian phenomenon.

Israeli Camouflage Tech Makes Soldiers ‘Invisible’
Polaris Solutions develops innovative new material that provides multispectral concealment

In Israel, a Test of Decency and Unity Over Ideology
This coalition would never have happened without the decent human beings who persevered to make it happen.”;td_smart_list_h”;h1
New Articles

On the First Night of Rosh Hashanah, We Remember Shabbat

Chosen Links by Boaz – Ep 19 | 9/11: Remembrance and Resilience, 25 Years Later (Part Two)

Let’s Create Real Support for Our Nation’s Jewish College Students

The Slow “I Do”: Why Portugal Is Becoming the Destination Wedding Couples Are Choosing Over Tuscany
