Cassandra Gomes-Hochberg
Criminal mischief on the Mesila
How did Jews remain in Austria after being treated so terribly?
Are Israelis going hungry?
Finding depth, meaning: Journey into the world of the father of Chabad
The greatest innovation found in Tanya is the concept of the two souls and the constant, daily battle that composes the human struggle.
Morality - Rabbi Sacks discusses moral issues in today's world
Sacks turns the reading of such an inflammatory topic into a discussion one can honestly ponder upon.
Elie Wurtman: The man with the golden touch
‘From the rockets to corona, I’m not going to let the noise get in the way of what we want to accomplish.’ A conversation with entrepreneur, wine maker and Zionist, Elie Wurtman.
The struggles of healthcare workers during – and before – the pandemic
Responsibility, burnout and depression
Jerusalem's construction boom
The long-expected push for transformation has arrived, but how long can Jerusalemites expect to live in a traffic-snarled and noise-filled building site?
Love and pain are intertwined in Zeruya Shalev's newly translated novel
Shalev sets the tone in an impressive and vivid account of a woman trying to deal with events she cannot control
At Kidron Valley’s ‘Holy Basin,’ where Palestinians and Israelis cooperate
The sad fact is that the 30-km. basin sitting at the heart of three great world religions has become a conduit for raw sewage.
Road accidents in Israel: chronic problems
Roads in Israel are tough.
Book Review: Contesting What a 'Ghetto' is
The book traces the term’s development from the Renaissance to Nazi Europe to the present day.
‘Honor killings’ – Culture as excuse for murdering Arab women
‘There is nothing related to honor in killing. It’s femicide’ – Dr. Nabila Espanioly
