Ziona Greenwald
Give peace (and quiet) a chance - commentary
How troubled times will impact American Jews making Aliyah
Jerusalem Day: Fight fires at home, avoid crossfires abroad - opinion
Israel elections: why character is overrated
Are the legal entanglements of the prime minister or any other player – in a system not divorced from political influence – reason to redirect our votes?
Down with the phrase ‘two-state solution’
By definition, a solution puts an end to a problem by successfully eliminating the challenges at hand. Enter solution, exit problem.
Extreme Takeover
Proceedings on the Knesset floor famously feature shouting and name-calling, with the level of decorum approximating that of a kindergarten playground.
The Anglo factor
The role of Anglos in Israeli politics has lately been the subject of much discussion.
Israel’s population boom: Disaster or dream come true?
Israelis have been hearing a lot of doomsday calls lately about the future of our tiny land, with reports claiming that in as soon as 30 years, we’ll have run out of room.
Israel’s population boom: disaster or dream come true?
THERE IS much to debate and discuss about what the future will look like and how to approach it.
BDS – right tactic, wrong target
Our true friends know this, but BDS supporters are not interested in the truth because their movement is built on lies.
Freedom or free-for-all?
“Today we can choose our work, gender, political and sexual orientation. We even have the right to change our name. Why do we not have the right to change our age?” asks Ratelband.
The faith crisis of American Jewry
Perhaps it is the existential insecurity of life in Israel that makes faith the natural, default position.
Do we need Aliya Day?
Observing Independence Day, Jerusalem Day and Remembrance Day as real Israelis were among the high points of my family’s first year here and continue to be so.
