Gilad Kariv
'Enough': How we must stand against Kahanism in the Israeli Knesset - opinion
Celebrate Israel Parade: Jews come together in New York - opinion
Breaking the glass ceiling
Plan to deport African migrants goes against Jewish and democratic values
It is clear that the growing public opposition to the government plan is based on firm principles.
Protect workers, and the majority’s desire to celebrate their own Shabbat
As we enter the eighth decade of Israel’s independence, we must find solutions for many issues related to religion and state
It’s time to show a little fairness
I wish that Israeli governments would make half of that journey when it comes to the State of Israel’s attitude and treatment of Judaism’s non-Orthodox streams.
Yom Kippur lessons the prime minister fails to remember
Benjamin Netanyahu: prime minister, prime sinner.
Weeping over the wall
It is time to liberate the Kotel for all Jewish people.
A major milestone
The High Court of Justice ruling recognizing private Orthodox conversions redefines the boundaries of public discourse in Israel on religion and state.
Who‘s afraid of Reform Judaism?
The furor following Religious Services Minister David Azoulay’s outburst proves that Reform and Conservative Judaism have broken free of their slave chains.
A plea for separation of religion and state
'We shall keep our priests within the confines of their temples... as we shall keep our professional army within the confines of their barracks' – Theodor Herzl
A time for reform
The time for the Orthodox monopoly in Israel is running out.
