The Ultra-Orthodox Debate That Jews Can No Longer Avoid

This is, at its root, the most Jewish intuition I know, and our tradition hid it inside one of its strangest and most beautiful images.

We were told the last Iran deal solved the problem. Now we're being asked to believe it again.

If the Iranian regime keeps the uranium, nothing else matters.

For decades, we've been told Israel depends on America. History tells a very different story.

Ultra-Orthodox Jews have preserved Judaism, but who will preserve the Jewish homeland?

The movement that once preached "give peace a chance" now finds itself excusing terrorism, boycotting Israel, and turning against the world's only Jewish state.

I searched religion and philosophy for 20 years. Then I found Orthodox Judaism.

The Left increasingly rejects Israel. The Right is moving on. Now what?

The relationship between Israel and the U.S. works because it is an alliance between sovereigns. The moment one begins dictating fundamental security decisions, the relationship becomes distorted.

The Islamic Republic didn't spend 45 years preparing for peace. It spent 45 years preparing for permanent revolution, war, and bloodshed.