Ronald S. Lauder

The work isn’t done. In the coming years, there is a significant window of opportunities for Israel to absorb hundreds of thousands of new immigrants, who will strengthen the country even more.

Israel, Bahrain, Morocco, the UAE, Jordan and Egypt, together with the US must strive to amplify the bold initiative they have already launched.

The Negev Summit — as a continuation of the Abraham Accords — showed us how much peace in the region is possible. It should not be squandered.

In the past, Israel’s opponents and enemies of the Jewish people funneled money to the state’s adversaries through weapons programs and militias. Today, it’s more insidious.

Bennett’s visit to the White House this week – and the appointment of a new Israeli ambassador to Washington – should be used to launch a Jewish, Israeli, Zionist counter-offensive.

The vast majority of Jews in the diaspora are non-Orthodox. Many of them believe that Israel disregards their beliefs, values and way of life.

Ronald S. Lauder, President of the World Jewish Congress, sent his "heartfelt sympathies" to Israel's President Reuven Rivlin in a letter on Saturday.

When the sirens go off and you all stand there in silence, please think about the past. But, also think about the future and what our children will face.

Isn’t it time to combine the monumental struggle against Iran with this blossoming Arab-Israeli partnership?

George Shultz, along with Ronald Reagan, helped pave the way for the end of the Soviet Union, they were architects of renewed American strength.