By Miriam Assor Rabbi Renè Samuel Sirat was a humanist. Peace fighter. A thinker of our times. Studious. Congregator. I had the privilege of knowing him. When launching “Luz”, a book that my family...

Imagine if a group of white nationalists marched through the campus of any major university in the U.S. calling for the lynching of African-Americans. Much like the neo-Nazi march in Charlottesville,...

We are approaching a crucial moment in the construction of the universal memory of this genocide: the one in which future generations will no longer have the opportunity to hear face-to-face, live...

The campaign against the incoming government is undermining Israel at home and abroad.

On my first article here on Israel Hayom, I dared to write a kind of political farewell to Benjamin Netanyahu, thanking him for his service and all the accomplishments he achieved for Israel, for the...

After an electoral triumph as profound as Tuesday’s win for incoming Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his Likud Party and the right-religious bloc, you’d think that politicians and voters would be...