The logistics of faith: Passover on the front lines As war reshapes daily life for Israel’s soldiers, the IDF Rabbinate orchestrates an unprecedented effort to bring them the spirit of Passover—from matzah to meaning. David Brummer April 17, 2025
The red heifer: Catalyst for war or harbinger of global peace? A new book investigates in intricate detail the story of Christian ranchers in Texas who bred red heifers and brought them to Israel. David Brummer April 16, 2025
Israel is on the cusp of a revolution in higher education The University of Haifa, Tel Aviv's Afeka College of Engineering and the Jerusalem College of Technology are pushing ahead with ambitious plans to develop their campuses. David Brummer March 24, 2025
International delegation visits Israel to take Abraham Accords to next level Among the mission’s key drivers was a desire to showcase regional technology and know-how “founded on coexistence,” says former Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon. David Brummer April 5, 2022
Knesset members call on government to help ‘olim’ by taking over Diaspora Committee “Israel is the nation-state of the Jewish people, and immigration and absorption are the bedrock of Zionism. It cannot be that due to one dispute or another between the coalition and opposition, immigrants and Diaspora Jews will be sent a message that they are not a priority,” they wrote. David Brummer Feb. 9, 2022
Love of the land (and the heart) blooms in the desert Israel’s Arava desert seems an unprepossessing place to find uplifting stories of love. But looks are deceiving, and what may appear as a largely barren landscape to outsiders is in reality much more hospitable—and full of life and love. David Brummer Feb. 14, 2018
