Reflections

On the way home from the U.S. President’s historic address on the Israel-Hamas peace agreement,&n

Two years. Two long years since morning broke on Simchat Torah—the holy day whose name literally

Congratulations to our President Yael Eckstein for making The Jerusalem Post’s 50 most influ

We wake this morning not only to a new day, but to a new reality. It’s one we have prayed and

I’ve got to admit something … one of my greatest fears. Throughout my two decades living in the Holy Land—and especially since the terror and violence of October 7—I’ve always feared being trapped outside Israel while my family was trapped inside.

On the streets of Tel Aviv, just minutes after rushing to a bomb shelter due to a terrorist rocket,

Never Again – that’s what I heard all my life. Not just once, but over and over, as if saying i

There is only one passage in the Torah that we are commanded to hear—not the Ten Commandments, no

Last Thursday was the most difficult day for Israelis since the brutal terrorist attacks of October

On January 27, the world pauses to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day. This day, e

We cling to hope as we take the first steps toward bringing our loved ones home.

Yael gives us a look at the town of Sderot in southern Israel.