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How can tax laws help in the fight against terrorism?

How does American anti-money laundering legislation adversely affect 8 million US expats?

Behind the scenes: A reporter's notebook on Israel

What is it like covering one of the most contentious regions on the globe as a Jewish journalist?

'Netanyahu is at the mercy of the small parties'

Analyst Gil Hoffman says collapse of coalition talks a foretaste of what PM's dependence on small parties could mean for next government.

Is the Temple Mount ours? Perhaps, but not under our control

What really matters on the Temple Mount? Why do Muslims not allow anyone to pray there?

Reclaiming Jerusalem for the Jewish people

This project brings redemption to the here and now, replete with miracles.

The big picture continues: The War of Gog and Magog

Anyone who knows Tanach knows about the War of Gog and Magog. What they may not know though is what it means in modern-day terms.

Pittsburgh residents challenged to be 'stronger than hate'

After Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, the challenges of putting 'stronger than hate' into practice.

The impact of hatred on politics

Gil Hoffman examines why Israel is going to a repeat election on September 17.

How to safeguard our homes from terror

Are the Temple Mount police finally stepping up to the plate only to be stymied by the prime minister?

Does making aliyah drive you nuts?

Now for something completely different: A crazy look at the diaspora mindset against making aliyah.

The Seven Universal Laws - just for Noahides?

Rambam’s 13 Principles and what they mean to the Nations.

After 40 years in the desert, we returned to Jerusalem

We are at a symbolic crossroad with Bamidbar and Yom Yerushalayim being one right after the other.

Why will economic peace not help the Palestinians?

PA leaders have received donations for decades, but have not really invested the money in civilians, but in incitement against Israel.

The great election fiasco

The cost of the politicians' ego is 475 Million NIS.

A 'proud Jew' or a 'prideful Jew'?

Does pride and proud mean the same thing when it comes down to a Jew hiding his identity in public?

Economic aspirations: Growth or more income?

What is your investment goal? What kind of investor are you?

What kind of government do Israelis really want?

Yochanan Plesner estimates that most voters in Israel are interested in a secular right-wing government.

The most unnecessary elections in Israel's history

Jay Shapiro wonders why Israeli politicians should drag a whole country into a whirlwind of additional elections.

When the mask came off Abbas' face

Jay Shapiro argues that PA chairman's speeches revealed the truth about his racist views - and no apology will change that.

Why would Israel be forced to hold elections again?

Guide to the Perplexed: Why is it necessary to repeat elections and who is to blame for this? How will this affect the Deal of the Century?

'Not only Israel thinks that the whole world is against it'

Is the UN is more powerful now than it was when Israel first joined?

Is bipartisan support slipping away?

Is growing divide between American Jewry and Israel a recipe for damage to Israel’s position in the world?

Make Aliyah to Jerusalem - and Judea and Samaria

Find out why new attitudes in Israel and changes in the American government are good news for people considering making Aliyah.

‘Love of Israel’ means telling the truth: It’s time to come home

From Jerusalem Day to Shavuot: The flags of unity.

Who's behind the censorship on social media?

Josh Hasten talks to a conservative Jewish journalist suspended by social networks, while Hamas accounts continue to be active.

Burned out and homeless: The story of the fire victims

Tamar Yonah speaks with Elisheva and Yisrael Solomon from Mevo Modiin following the fire there.

Oh no, not new elections...

Tamar Yonah wonders why Prime Minister Netanyahu is trying to drag the State of Israel into another election.

No need to curse

It’s not just about being blessed or cursed, but about understanding the intricate cause-and-effect system that runs this world.

Poles apart: The ugly head of anti-Semitism

Poland is trying to forget its past and claims that it does not need to return stolen Jewish property during the Holocaust.

When God instructs: Follow me, there is no room for doubt

Our challenge, as has been the challenge of every generation since Nationhood, is to improve as individual Jews and as part of Klal Yisrael.

Is a Jew who makes Aliyah a better Jew than one who does not?

Does Aliyah justify the prideful claims of a Jew that he or she is a better Jew than those Jews who remain in the Diaspora?

How one rabbi connects the Jews and Muslims of Malmo

Meet the rabbi who changed the rules of the game between Muslims and Jews in Sweden.

Is the US Congress infected with anti-Semitism?

Jay Shapiro is disappointed that the US Congress has not been able to pass a resolution against anti-Semitism.

Are you juggling between Shekel and Dollar?

Do you live in Israel but your money and retirement accounts live in America?

Get ready: Hurricanes are on the way

The 2019 hurricane season will be 'near normal.' But normal can still be devastating.

Iran threatens, should we be concerned?

The Iranian regime continues to threaten and clash with the American administration, but the effects are felt in the Middle East.

What is Kabbalah and how can we understand it?

Learn about Kabbalah, at its practical level, as the hidden Torah that cannot be separated from the revealed Torah and the Mitzvot.

Sylvan Adams explains: How I got Madonna to Eurovision

What brings one of Canada’s most successful businessmen to invest in some of Israel’s most bombastic PR projects in the last few years?

Lag Ba'Omer: The secrets of the bonfire

Judy Simon delves into Lag Ba'Omer and the bonfires. Gather round, Secrets revealed.

Is Netanyahu really capable of forming a government?

Tamar Yonah thinks that Prime Minister Netanyahu's difficulties in setting up the new coalition are not accidental.

Lag Ba’omer vs. Eurovision: The blessings and the curses

The rise of anti-Semitism and the curse of Exile.

Is organ donation against halacha?

Is it moral to receive an organ but refuse to donate one, or to specify who can or can’t be a recipient?

America is in full employment, so why aren't we celebrating?

The job market grew slowly last year, then steadily, finally reaching a point at which there are many more openings than job seekers.

Did Israel benefit from hosting Eurovision?

Did Israel miss the boat in using the competition to truly sanctify the Jewish Nation?

Will we get a government or another election?

It was a crazy week, but even at the end Netanyahu was still unable to form a government.

Would expelling the enemies of Israel increase Aliyah?

The factor that actually prevents Aliyah so that the ensuing FEAR creeps in which brings about negative motivation.

Why didn't we receive the Torah in the Land of Israel?

G-d had a special interest in giving the people of Israel the Torah at Mount Sinai, outside of Israel. What is the reason?

Israel: When international powers collapse, growth continues

Israel may be a little dot on the map of the world, but the Jewish state's growth makes it an international player.

Support BDS - stay in the Diaspora

Are Jews who forgot about making Aliyah giving the BDS movement a boost?

Do your adult kids know your final wishes?

The financial conversation every parent must have with their adult children.

Threats and sanctions: Battle of minds between the US and Iran

What we know (and don't know) about the state of US-Iran relations.

Meet our man in the Eurovision

Days before the biggest moment of his life, Israeli singer Kobi Marimi sits down for a conversation discussing the weight on his shoulders.

Is the tension between the US and Iran dangerous for Israel?

Iran continues to provoke the US, which is threatening the regime in Tehran. Will Iranian missiles land in Israel soon?

Are interfaith interactions healthy for the fabric of Judaism?

There are warm connections between certain Jewish leaders and the Christian community. What should our reaction and possible answer be?

Eurovision in Israel: The good, the bad and the ugly

The positive elements of hosting the contest and the ugly anti-Semitism that is sadly emanating from some European countries.

Is US headed toward a potential military conflict with Iran?

James Stavridis, former Navy admiral, explains how realistic is the possibility of a significant military clash between the US and Iran.

The million dollar question: Who is a Jew?

The State of Israel celebrates 71 years but faces basic questions that have not been unequivocally answered over the years.

Prison life: Israeli prisons vs. Egyptian prisons

Tamar Yonah speaks with a former Israeli prison inmate, and reads from an Egyptian blog.

The days of Counting the Omer: An inner spiritual workshop

Readings in Leviticus: Revealing G-dliness in this world.

Are the National Religious too Naive?

Do we ascribe too much holiness to the public arena and expect too much from our representatives?