Guest Column

Two women, both trying to fight for a better Iran, both overcoming their fear because they have hope.

Within just a few years, Gen Zers (like me) will be the directors of our schools, synagogues and community centers.

The current protests will not be without consequences for the Iranian rulers, but there is a ways to go in light of the ayatollahs' increased sense of confidence.

For Ukraine, retaking Kheron would be a groundbreaking blow on Russian morale, the biggest success since the victory in the Battle of Kyiv in late March. But Russia is also not wasting time.

The Ukrainian military is in a dangerous and risky position, and the stakes are very high. If the trap is closed, a significant part of Ukraine’s best forces will likely be completely exhausted and destroyed.

Ukraine, even without the anticipated foreign aid, has managed to outsmart the Russians despite their clear numerical advantage.

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett in a special column for Memorial Day and Israel's 74 Independence Day.

We, Knesset Speaker Mickey Levy and Bundestag President Bärbel Bas, bow our heads in memory of the six million Jews murdered by Nazi Germany in the Holocaust.

As the Ukrainian nation, so close to both Poles and Jews, is waging its own struggle for self-determination, it is both our moral and political duty to support it. Former Polish President and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Lech Wałęsa in a special column.

Righteous Among the Nations? The horrors that the Ukrainians inflicted on my family during the holocaust mean they hardly qualify as such.