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‘Paper Rule’ is the 120th story Haim Watzman has published here in his Jerusalem Report column, over the last nine years.
By GREER FAY CASHMAN
Reuben served in the director general’s department in the Foreign Ministry and subsequently in the National Defense College and in the digital diplomacy department.
By MARK WEISS
Despite the opposition’s criticisms, the pro-Netanyahu rally did succeed in galvanizing Netanyahu’s support within the Likud.
By AMOTZ ASA-EL
The hatred, which once united the Jews almost as strongly as their religion, today seems ready to split them.
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN
Despite a shaky cease-fire, war in the Donbas stretches into its third year with no end in sight
By JONATHAN SPYER
Jews, it appears, will be living under the “Tryzub” – the gold trident that forms Ukraine’s national symbol, for some time to come.
By INNA ROGATCHI
A homage to the Rebbe, and a tribute to Rabbi Shmuel Kaminetsky and the restoration of Jewish life in Dnepr.
After Johannesburg, living in Ra’anana is safe.
By HANNAH BROWN
Blue and white gems sparkle at the Jerusalem Film Festival
By YEHUDIT COLLINS
The history behind the names of Israeli streets.
By JANICE WEIZMAN
Haim Watzman’s new book comprises a true cross section of Israeli society.
By MORDECHAI BECK
Jerusalem’s School for Classical Eastern Music serves as a bridge between cultures.
For music lovers, Mekudeshet at the magical venue of the Tower of David (September 7-15) never fails to inspire.
By AVRAHAM AVI-HAI
What a difference the years make.
The religious electromagnetism that once connected distant Jewish communities is gone.
"Why on earth should learning to drive an automatic car take 28 lessons?!"
By JAMIE HALPER
A personal view on a controversial subject.
By AMIEL UNGAR
A comparison between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to open the Western Wall tunnels in 1996 and the 2017 Temple Mount crisis.
By MOSHE DANN
A rabbi advises on how to cope with horrible tragedy.
By AARON PANKEN
Take away a young child’s favorite toy, even for a few seconds. The tantrum that ensues will illustrate the difference between a child and an adult.
The shirt is purple, long-sleeved, one that Itzik would never have worn on such a hot summer morning.
By ALLON SINAI
The 20th Maccabiah draws a record 10,000 athletes from 80 countries.
The contrasts continue. The good, the bad and the meshuga!
Freedom of religion – for Jews as well.
By RACHEL COHEN
Daniel Pipes says it’s time to convince the Palestinians that they have lost.
Coming on aliya is not always what you expect.
By GABRIEL SMITH
Beit Issie Shapiro's founder Naomi Stuchiner talks about her pioneering journey of helping others
From the state visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Avi Gabbay gaining leadership of the Israeli Labor party.
By MARTIN LOCKSHIN,ARDIE GELDMAN
The prophet agrees to King Balak’s request to curse the Israelites, but ends up blessing them.
By MATT NESVISKY
James Q. Whitman explains how American race laws provided a blueprint for fascist Germany.
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