
Yael Eckstein
Let them go: Its time to bring the hostages home, for burial and for rehabilitation - opinion
Choosing life over death: What drives Israel’s deal with Hamas – opinion
Heroes of Israel provide hope to the nation during war - opinion
High Holy Days: A fresh start, change of heart in this sacred season - opinion
These Days of Awe offer an opportunity for a fresh start, an opportunity to escape all of the distracting noise in this world, and a chance to see the light and blessings around us.
A celebration of independence and friendship - opinion
“Israel was not created in order to disappear – Israel will endure and flourish,” John F. Kennedy said. “It is the child of hope and home of the brave."
Cruelest price of the war is people stopped seeing the faces of Ukrainians in turmoil
The moving faces and powerful stories have been missing from mainstream media, being mostly replaced with the financial costs of the war and updated info on new weaponry and tanks.
When Passover and Good Friday fall on the same day - opinion
"Jews and Christians around the world will have their collective eyes set on Heaven."
Ukrainian Jews arrive in Israel: There are miracles
Opinion: Yael Eckstein describes the "miracle" of a flight holding new immigrants from Ukraine landing in Israel just days before the war began.
Christian support for Israel is unconditional. Here's why
Christians love the land. They love the people. They love our values.
Shared values enables IFCJ to bridge gaps between Jews, Christians
Passing those values to the next generation is key to maintaining that vital bridge.
Fair treatment for all: A moral obligation
When I visit Ethiopian communities and see their dilapidated and neglected apartments and few available social services, I shake with anger at the injustice.
Yael's Corner: The domino effect
Trying to stay cool under pressure, I decided to wear my sister’s old wedding dress.
Like seeing a lost family member for the first time
The soup kitchen is open six days a week, with warm, healthy, delicious food, and caring volunteers who will never turn a blind eye.