Solidarity is a confusing term. On the one hand, it seems as though one doesn’t need to explain it; when solidarity appears it is clear, externalized and public. On the other hand, solidarity [...]

Peter Beinart in conversation with Eva Illouz  Jews entered modernity by espousing many of its emancipatory programs: socialism, communism, universalism have all been "Jewish causes”. This is [...]

On a new world order and a new VLJI research group In early 2021, at the end of the COVID-19 closures and the changes they generated in daily life and work routines, we gathered to draw up an outline [...]

Goods and Gods on the Move Keynote lecture by Neil MacGregor (former director of the National Gallery, the British Museum, and the Humboldt Forum) On the occasion of the publication of Dror [...]

The price of ideological policing The Gur community—the largest, strongest, and most influential Hasidic sect in Israel—has hit the headlines again. This time it’s because of a case of severe [...]

The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Avi Mayer and Tamar Uriel-Beeri.Hosts Tamar Uriel-Beeri and Avi Mayer discuss the precarious hostage deal reached between Israel and Hamas, as well as what Israel's [...]

The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Avi Mayer and Lahav Harkov.On this week's podcast Avi and Lahav talk with The Jerusalem Post's top analyst Herb Keinon about the big stories of the week. They discuss [...]

The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Avi Mayer and Lahav HarkovThis week, Avi and Lahav about the prospects of normalization with Saudi Arabia, and how soon that could really happen. Plus, Israel's [...]

The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Avi Mayer and Lahav Harkov.This week Avi and Lahav interview Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-NY) on his bill to have a US ambassador for the Abraham Accords, why he's a strong [...]

The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Avi Mayer and Lahav HarkovThis week's podcast guest, former ambassador to the US Michael Oren, talks about President Isaac Herzog's visit to Washington, the reasons [...]

During the conflict known as the Sinai Campaign, the State of Israel conquered the Gaza Strip. Military documents and rare color photographs reveal what this brief period of Israeli control of Gaza [...]

After spending long hours hiding in their safe rooms, with the local civilian security team and members of the Border Guard bravely fighting armed terrorists seeking to break into the kibbutz, the [...]

We at the NLI felt we needed to help people around the world realize that the hostages held in Gaza are human beings, not just numbers and faces on a poster. We wanted to illustrate how there is an [...]

Amidst the horrors of war, it is common for children to find some solace through artistic endeavors. But in an astounding discovery, we’ve also now seen that there is a clear connection between the [...]

In 1948, 3-year-old Yigal Cohen was smuggled out of Kibbutz Nir Am at the outbreak of the War of Independence. He later returned to the kibbutz, grew up, and started a family. 75 years later, on [...]