Rachel Fink is a Tel Aviv-based journalist covering Israel and the Jewish world. Her work has appeared in Haaretz, The Times of Israel, The Jerusalem Report, and Kveller.
Rachel Fink
By Rachel Fink
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News Israel antiwar protests spur intensifying government crackdown
Arrests have put a spotlight on a small but steadily growing opposition demonstrating in Tel Aviv and other cities against the Iran war
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News Ben Gurion airport shutdowns leave already disrupted passengers desperate
An already heated scramble to join family for Passover has come to a near halt, leaving thousands with worthless tickets
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News Purim gets creative in Israel, with festivities driven underground
Reading Megillat Esther in the bomb shelter takes place of the usual raves and parades in a country at war
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Opinion The synagogue means something special to Southern Jews — which makes the Mississippi arson that much darker
To strike at a small community synagogue is to strike at Jewish life as a whole
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The US approach to advocacy widened the gap between how American Jews relate to Israel and how Israelis understand themselves
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