If you don’t ask, you don’t get How badly do we need to want something? How genuine is our longing for it? Rabbi Yossy Goldman July 14, 2025
Ceasefire, but no closure Fordow may be gone. Iran’s nuclear program has been set back. But the regime behind it remains in power. Elya Cowland June 25, 2025
Magnificent, miraculous Israel: The downfall of Iran, the rise of Persia Israel’s pre-emptive and technically accomplished strike on Iran is the stuff of legend. Let’s hope it leads to some postive change. Phyllis Chesler June 13, 2025
Israeli women’s soccer is on the ascent The national team is on an upward trajectory, having recently won promotion from UEFA's League C to League B. David Wiseman June 11, 2025
‘Calendar girls’ yuk it up on ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show,’ receive honor from city mayor “Whoever thought at 90, I’d be a pin-up girl?” said Loretta Paquet, a resident of the Jack Satter House in Revere, Mass. Carin M. Smilk June 5, 2025
Iran’s next revolution will be female By fusing symbolic disruption with policy drafting and economic self-sufficiency, women are ensuring that their movement endures far longer than any protest wave. Amine Ayoub June 4, 2025
Hadassah celebrates women reshaping ‘what it means to be Zionist’ The nonprofit’s 2025 “18 American Zionist women you should know” list includes a Muslim-American interfaith activist and the actress Patricia Heaton. Izzy Salant May 14, 2025
Co-founders of IDF Reservists’ Wives Forum speak out "The community is the strongest part of it: Being together, sharing the same goals, hardships and late-night hours," Chen Arbel tells JNS. Amelie Botbol April 2, 2025
Bottom line when it comes to hamantaschen: ‘Make it, eat it or showcase it’ Women gather before Purim for a no-nonsense, do-it-yourself session, flavored by some stories of family traditions. Carin M. Smilk March 13, 2025
