Natan Sharansky
Campus activism is the second front of the war - opinion
How to stay Jewish thanks to Zionism
On liberalism and nationalism after the Pittsburgh synagogue attack
One journey for one people
Instead of pushing for a Pyrrhic victory that would have split our paths, they chose the only possible way to preserve the Wall as one symbol for one people.
Campuses are flooded with Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS)
Nearly every American campus is as awash in double standards, with efforts to delegitimize the Jewish state and rhetoric demonizing Israel as the newspapers of Europe or the committees of the UN.
The US-Israeli bond endures
To see the true nature of the US-Israeli relationship, you have to look beyond the headlines.
'Anti-Semitism is not an ally of Zionism,' Sharansky writes in the 'Post'
For every Jew who as a result of hatred and terror decides to make aliya, there are many others who decide to distance themselves from anything and everything Jewish, head of Jewish Agency says.
Aliya’s historic shift – from rescue to free choice
During the most recent Jewish year, 5774, aliya from around the world increased by more than 30 percent, reaching some 25,000 immigrants.
Remembering Edgar
Jewish Agency chairman Natan Sharansky reflects on Edgar Bronfman's influence on the Jewish World.
Legitimizing Israel on US campuses
Jewish Agency programs are helping to create a generation of young Jews who are more robustly involved in Jewish life.
The conversion stalemate may be a gift
The political impasse offers a unique opportunity for a dialogue.
The cost of politics-as-usual to Am Yisrael
Knesset factions need to think of the big picture.
Our challenge, your challenge
Excerpts from a speech given by Jewish Agency head Natan Sharasnky to March of the Living participants in Poland on Monday.
