Peace may not be permanent. It may not be eternal. But it is possible in moments. And moments matter. Every year without war ...

There are two puzzling midrashim regarding mitzvos in the world to come. In Niddah (61b), Rav Yosef declares that the mitzvos will no longer be binding in the world to come, after the resurrection of ...

What began as calibrated pressure has now evolved into sustained combat operations targeting Iran’s nuclear, military, and ...

Brighton’s political landscape is varied. While the city has a small and long-established Jewish community supported by a ...

Here, when the siren goes off, you descend into a 1,500-year-old Byzantine well beneath the Old City and hope the WiFi holds. It may not be up to code, but it has survived Crusaders, Salahadin’s ...

Iran’s system was built for endurance. It was designed to survive assassinations, uprisings, sanctions, economic crisis, and war. Its power does not rest in a single individual, but in a network of ...

The “Mother India, Father Israel” construct should not be a source of controversy but an embrace of layered identity. National metaphors are symbolic languages of belonging. They allow diasporas to ...

For Israel, the Islamic Republic has been an explicit and sustained adversary — funding proxies, issuing eliminationist rhetoric, and destabilizing the region. For Iranians, however, the regime has ...

Modern power keeps trying to look like a final scene: a villain, a righteous strike, a body, a clean hinge in history. The crowd exhales, credits roll. That is the emotional offer behind the language ...

What I dispute is the fairy tale that has been draped over Operation Epic Fury like a flag over a coffin: the idea that this massive, multi-province bombing campaign is secretly a liberation project, ...

In the event of the dreadful Islamist regime of Iran’s inevitable fall, the Iranian diaspora some Iranians are increasingly rallying around Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi as the next Iranian leader. This ...

The Islamic Republic is obsessed with the illusion of legal legitimacy, heavily reliant on complex, overlapping frameworks to justify its theological dictatorship. Under Article 111 of the Iranian ...