Going to sleep is not so simple when you are prime minister.

There is a prerequisite to celebrating Jerusalem Day.

Pesach Sheni is about second chances. Will strike-affected tourists give Israel another chance?

Upon the recent passing of the second half of America’s most famous film critiquing pair, Siskel & Ebert, the writer

The Prophet Eliyahu, symbol of the humble wayfarer, is invited to enter the home through the symbolic opening of

The onset of spring brings with it a new Israeli government coalition and new political satire.

This writer ties in Tu B'Shvat, this week's Torah portion and the Super Bowl in a way that will make you ponder.

On the eve of Israel’s elections, the writer ponders the influence of leaders on the public- and vice versa.

In this satirical, fictional short story, two old friends meet by chance, leaving one of them 'all shook up'.

Even before the famous story of how Jewish baseball legend Sandy Koufax took the holiday off, Yom Kippur and Baseball

Neil Armstrong said it all in one sentence.

Should 3 day weekends take precedence over the actual date a holiday occurs?

If Israel's Independence Day becomes Thursday permanently, rather than falling on the 5th of Iyar, the date of

This week's passing of Maurice Sendak, author of the beloved children's book 'Where the Wild Things Are', helped

Israel’s 64th birthday is the opportune time to ask the same questions The Beatles did nearly half a century ago.