Can one criticize Israel without being perceived as criticizing Jews? Is it political suicide to criticize Israel? Former President Jimmy Carter on Larry King Live the other night stated that Israel receives $10M per day from the USA. That's more than $3.5B a year. He also went on to say Israel's di...

Brad A. Greenberg writes: It’s fitting that Omri Ceren is just a dissertation away from having a doctorate in communication. The author of Mere Rhetoric—a blog popular with Republican Jews that deals mainly with American foreign policy, Israel and anti-Semitism in the Muslim world—...

(Note: Even though I am a graduate student in Economics, I must admit that Monetary Economics and Monetary Policy is a field of economics that I know little about. My interest is in other fields in econ, so this post is based solely on my opinion. I will try to do my best to explain what is going on...

The issue of Aliyah is so frequently in the news in Israel it makes one think that Aliyah is the end-all-be-all of the existence of the country. Once it was a veritable necessity, without Aliyah there was no citizenry. Then it became a luxury, as Ethiopians and Russians were a demographic boost. Fin...

My letter, that is. In the discussion touching on the say of Jews from abroad initiated by Calev Ben-David ("Did I forget thee, O Jerusalem?", Dec. 6), Ben-David's opinion is that Ehud Olmert "is correct. The simple truth is that Diaspora Jews don't and won't have much actual say" in deciding "the f...