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Judith Segaloff

Judith Segaloff is a published author of three books (written as Judith Lederman) and a former editor of a New York tabloid magazine. She covers fashion, interior design, technology and unique perspectives on Israel’s war, people and politics. At JNS.org, she provides thoughtful commentary on Jewish identity, society and cultural dynamics.

American-Israeli attorney Mark Zell is preparing to take the U.S. government to court for sanctioning four Judea and Samaria residents.
“Whose army is this?” ask Samaria residents, after the IDF rehearses a scenario in which Israeli Jews abduct an Arab from a nearby village.
The Jewish state must make sweeping changes at the national and local levels to reduce its dependence on foreign imports amid heightened global uncertainty, says Ben-Gurion University professor Hendrik Bruins.
At The Chaim Herzog Museum of the Jewish Soldier in WWII.
While no one knows exactly how long the evacuees from northern and southern Israel will remain in hotels, it is hoped that most will be back in their homes sometime within the first quarter of 2024.
But the building and industry sectors face a severe manpower shortage without them.
“We see the moment of the release of the kidnapped children as a step that will strengthen the sense of achievement and hope in their hearts.”
“The center will collect everything that is needed to preserve the memories and educate the public and our children,” said Yoav Kisch.
So many needs—where do you donate, and how do you make sure your money gets there?
How one couple transformed their Israel wartime vacation.
Citizens line up to ensure their security.
The Israeli NGO helps people develop sea legs and life skills.