Profiles
For Chilik Frank, a virtuoso whose concerts are more like lessons in chassidus, playing around the clock in Meron on Lag B’Omer is his ultimate prayer
Magazine Feature
Lieutenant Colonel Mordaunt Cohen, the oldest and highest-ranking British Jewish officer to serve in World War II still alive, will be 102 this summer
A Few Minutes With
Congressman Thomas Suozzi (D-NY) explains why progressives should support Israel, and discusses his bill to disarm Hezbollah
Spotlight
The new secretary of state takes on his biggest assignment to date
The Explainer
Knesset locks horns with court in latest test for Bibi’s coalition
Eye on Europe
Inching closer to Downing Street, Corbyn drags feet on anti-Semitism
Inside Israel
Yigal Zohar, deputy commander of Israel’s southern firefighting unit, looks back at the tragedy in Nachal Tzafit
EndNote
What goes into creating all the beloved Jewish songs out there? It’s no longer just about a singer, a guitar, and a microphone
Shared Space
Kivi decided to go for the joke. He was the youngest son-in-law and he didn’t have business talk to share with his father-in-law
Normal Like Me
This didn’t quite look like his crowd, but somehow Itzik could see himself drumming together with them, being part of the circle and the pulsating sound
Fiction Corner
“Ein shalom, amar Hashem laresha’im,” his father quoted. “There can be no peace with someone as evil as you”
