Magazine Feature
When Eli Moshe Zimbalist was killed in Gaza, one neighbor committed to ensure his legacy
The Rose Report
With Secretary of State Rubio and some very big bombs arriving in Israel at the same time, something might be brewing
Halls of Power
Democratic efforts so far to grab back the attention with dramatic optics have failed miserably
Beltway Brief
Some call it transactional. Others call it effective. Either way, American hostages are coming home. And fast
Knesset Channel
A week after breathing the crisp Washington air, Netanyahu has returned to the humid climate of Israeli politics
A Few Minutes With
Whether Qatar will play a role in any negotiations between Washington and Tehran remains to be seen
Magazine Feature
Relatives share what it’s like to have a husband and child in captivity — with no end in sight
Inbox
“This is the truth about cults that are abusive: It’s never all bad, especially at the beginning, and therein lies the danger”
Tribute
Rabbi Mendel Belsky saw how all Jews shined on the inside, even if they’d been tarnished by life’s struggles
For the Record
This time, it would not be Mordechai and Esther who saved Persian Jewry, but rather their own brethren in Europe
EndNote
“I do everything, from kumzitzes and dinners to bar mitzvahs, but my favorite will always be a wedding”
Screenshot
How did the post-October 7 righteous river of outrage get diverted from its true target?
Family First Feature
When should a parent step in for teacher-student mismatches, and what’s the right way to do it?
Windows
My car and I have a love-hate relationship, though my children have long since graduated to outright hate
