Opinion

Haifa’s struggle: Living through war and a broken promise of peace

Over the years, these promises expanded for our generation, those born in the 1980s and ’90s. We were promised a bright future.

By VARDIT SHTERENBACH
17/11/2024

Israel’s diplomatic struggles: Hasbara, antisemitism, and the need for clear strategy

The main address for hasbara should be the Foreign Affairs Ministry. Israel Katz replaced Eli Cohen to become minister.

By TOVA HERZL
17/11/2024
Israeli soldiers inspect the Shavei Shomron checkpoint, west of the West Bank city of Nablus

US should reverse policy on Israeli settlements in the West Bank

It has always baffled Israelis why Americans consider Israeli building an impediment to peace when Palestinian terrorism is an obviously larger obstacle to peace.

By ALIZA PILICHOWSKI
17/11/2024

Changing of the guard: A mercurial president and rankling ambassador

Netanyahu was in Jerusalem rejoicing at the election of Donald Trump with unabashed enthusiasm, while American Jewish leaders considered him too divisive and unpopular.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu walking outside his office at the Knesset, in Jerusalem, November

The PMO must come clean to the public and be held accountable

The reports are heavily shrouded in secrecy, point fingers in different directions, and must be taken with a grain of salt.

Heroes walk among us: This year’s JFNA General Assembly

At the conference, a full array of organizations, foundations, nonprofits, Israeli partners, lifelong activists, concerned citizens, and contributors made up the attendees.

By DANIEL M. ROSEN
14/11/2024

Defining moment for Jews: Confronting threats and choosing our future

The scope and severity of these atrocities spread daily. The hatred that never truly disappeared has returned, as if history insists on repeating itself.

By MICAH AVNI
14/11/2024
Zachi Dinar

AI and creativity: Expanding boundaries, not replacing them

When I began my journey in design, it was evident that the creative process demanded time, effort, and many iterations.

By ZACHI DINAR
14/11/2024

A tale of two worlds: Republicans and Democrats after the US election

Meanwhile, the losing Democrats have turned the rifles on each other, seeking blame, but ignoring the larger reasons and implications of their decisive defeat.

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