The case of Bethlehem is especially instructive. Before Israel’s withdrawal in 1995, Christians made up roughly 60–80% of the ...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week visited India and Jordan — the southern and northern edges of the Middle East — ...

The Jewish people are unkillable. It’s a law of nature.

Hamas spent years cultivating an image of deterrence and restraint while planning a massacre designed to inflict maximum ...

In the early decades of the state’s existence, Israel could not rely on American military support at all. During the 1950s ...

N. Dhar, advisor to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, recorded the chilling intent behind this violence by driving out Hindus in ...

It is difficult to overestimate the significance of Ben-Gvir’s and Smotriches’ presence in the Netanyahu coalition. Though together they make up only nine of the Knesset’s 120 seats, they hold the ...

In my last Times of Israel article, “Hanukkah, the ancient Greeks, and wrestling,” I delved into Jacob’s wrestling match with ...

Asarah B’Teves commemorates an event that, at the time, did not appear to be churban at all. Yerushalayim was intact. The Beit HaMikdash stood. The avodah continued as usual. No wall had been breached ...

JD Vance looks friendly on the surface—but optics aren’t policy, and smiles aren’t commitments.

This is the ethical crux, and it demands a respectful tone because the stakes are measured in lives, not in rhetoric.

One such decision surfaced recently through an exceptional real estate transaction in Jerusalem. According to public reports, ...