The Dead Sea Scrolls are in self-isolation — but they mean more than ever
The scrolls may have gone back to the cave, so to speak, but they haven’t disappeared.
In Israel, a radical textbook for asylum seekers teaches Hebrew — minus Zionism
“Here and Now” is designed to reflect the lives of asylum seekers in Israel.
From the heart of Israel, a voice for Iranians
During the Iran-Iraq war of 1980 to 1988, up to six million people in Iran were regularly listening to Amir’s broadcasts.
Should We Be Colorizing Photographs From Auschwitz?
Is it a failure of our collective imagination that we cannot see the subjects’ humanity in black and white, only in color?
Christians Are Studying Torah — In Israel And Online — To Get Closer To Jesus
Thousands of Christians are learning Torah from Jews online, in classes and in the Israeli parliament. It’s increasingly common, and controversial.
Amos Oz’s Last Interview: ‘Israel Is A Flawed Dream Come True’
“Israel is a dream come true, and as a dream come true it is flawed, very flawed, and sometimes dangerously flawed or painfully flawed.”
Women Go On Strike Across Israel To Protest Violence Against Women
“I came because change needs to happen and someone needs to push for it to happen.”
Can Virtual Reality Bring Palestinians And Jews Closer Together?
“I want the Jewish people and our people to see that there are very good relationships between us.”
For Israelis, These Photos Are Most Iconic
The most iconic Israeli photograph, recognized by about 94% of the participants in the survey, depicts the release of Gilad Shalit
Holocaust Survivor’s Piano Teaches A Lesson In Shared Humanity
When Shlomo Margaliot was 15, his mother sewed a stack of Reichsmarks into his shirt and sent him on the most important errand of his young life.