Opinion
Herman Wouk: A Proud Champion of Judaism
Herman Wouk, who died recently at the age of 103, was one of the most...
Malmö 2020: World Leaders Against Antisemitism
JNS.org - In October 2020, Sweden will host an international summit to combat antisemitism. When...
Herman Wouk and the Jew in the Public Square
JNS.org - Before Joe Lieberman was observing the Sabbath while running for vice president, Steven...
Confessions of a Synagogue Candyman
Every synagogue has at least one "candyman." He happily dispenses candies and treats to the...
Russian Elites and Why They Matter
Mainstream analysis of Russian foreign policy decision-making often neglects to factor in the influence of...
Emerging Cracks in Jewish Education
The Holy of Holies -- the inner sanctuary of the Tabernacle and later the Temple...
The Shadow War Between Israeli Intelligence and Hamas
JNS.org - The shadow battle between Hamas and the Israeli intelligence services continues at full...
No BBC Reporting on Terror Attacks by PA Employees
On May 20 the Israel Security Agency announced that it had solved a series of shooting...
Within Judaism: On Being Versus Becoming
JNS.org - It’s hard to thrive, or even function, if you don’t feel safe. Emotionally,...
The Torah Teaches Us to Ask for Help
You will no doubt have read or heard about the opioid epidemic currently raging across...
Fighting Urban Guerrilla Warfare in France
France is contending with serious challenges that call for a national stocktaking. The traumatic incident of...
Jewish Diversity Is Cherished, But American Jews and Israelis Must Respect Each Other
Every year around the time of Israel's Independence Day, the Pew Research Center conducts a...
Remembering Herman Wouk — and His Zionism
Herman Wouk, the famed novelist who first became a household name for his 1951 Pulitzer Prize winning The...
