A year after meeting on a dating app, Sapir Cohen and Sasha Troufanov were abducted from Kibbutz Nir Oz on Oct. 7, 2023. Cohen spent 55 days in hell under Hamas; Troufanov 498 days under Islamic Jihad. Finally free and reunited, they tell The Journal their story.
At its Jewish Leadership Conference in New York, the fast-growing Tikvah movement posed the provocative question: “Can the Jews Save the West?”
In his new podcast, Jonah Platt takes on taboo topics and engages with diverse voices to see if we have any common ground left to share.
Anti-Zionism is a lot more than ideological opposition to a Jewish state. It is the continuation of an ancient project centered on producing Jewish villains.
He’s only been a congressman for two years, but Max Miller, proud Jew and proud American, is already making waves. The Journal talked to Miller to understand why he’s been called “the best problem-solving member you’ve never heard of!”
As antisemitism continues to rise, a group of musicians has stood up against the forces of hate and built bridges through their music.
Producer Lawrence Bender, with his new series ‘Red Alert,’ brought his Oscar-winning talent to the real-life events of Oct. 7, overcoming the inevitable backlash.
The 20 Hostages Released on Oct. 13
As we commemorate the two-year anniversary of Oct. 7, there is hope that the hostages will finally come home and the war will end. But it’s still too soon to celebrate.
In 1948, the Chief Sephardic Rabbi of Israel recommended the Sukkah as the national emblem. Israel went with the Menorah. With Israeli society in turmoil, maybe it’s time we revisit the humble hut.
