Since October 7, Israelis have moved closer to Judaism, but many reject the idea that any political camp should define it for them.

The transgressions are politically inconvenient for the two major blocs, but there’s a way to find common ground on addressing the problem.

Michael Koplow on Rebuilding the U.S.–Israel Relationship

Distrust, trauma, and politics contribute to a widespread silence despite opposition

A dispute over a New York nursing home has been heard in two civil courts and three rabbinical courts

From the Margins to the Mainstream

Values-based Educational Approach to Israel Education - Learning from the Hartman Modern Orthodox Cohort

On competitive memory; and what it means to claim our story, and our agency.