Solomon
A great light extinguished: Rabbi Prof. Shlomo Slonim, scholar of two worlds – opinion
Former deputy president of the Supreme Court Elyakim Rubinstein laments the passing of a great scholar and friend.
5th-century Turkish amulet shows Solomon defeating the devil, with angels invoked by a scribe
Beyond the headlines: A weekly glimpse into the Israel you won’t read about in the news - opinion
We should take a page from King Solomon's book and work harder to fight discrimination
Shall we forever live by the sword?
A personal and national reflection on the day my son was inducted into the Israel Defense Forces.
The price paid by the country’s citizens
We, the IDF widows and orphans, carry the trauma of bereavement and sadness with us every step of our lives.
The saddest day
What is the saddest day in the Jewish year?
Two tendencies
Both Jews and Christians had an uneasy relationship with Rome. The Jews were especially vexed. What could the Church do?
Solomon Pools fit for a king
Biblical natural pools in southern Bethlehem were once part of an ancient waterway supplying water to Jerusalem.
Refuting messianic sects
Both Judaism and Christianity have geula as a central theme. But for Christians, geula means “salvation from sin.” For Jews it means “redemption.”
Ethiopian Jewish community remembers a great leader
I wanted to write a short letter in honor of a man who was greatly admired, and will be remembered by, the Ethiopian Jewish community.
Praying for the government
Jews have uttered prayers in support of kings, queens and presidents throughout history.
Respecting Hatikva
In a state that defines itself as both Jewish and democratic, the right to respectfully refuse must be respected alongside the right of the state to try to inculcate its citizens with patriotism.
Zionist Christians might be from Israel’s ‘Ten Lost tribes’
After nearly two millennia of animosity and distrust, we see large numbers of Christians loving Jews.
