I drafted as a lone soldier in 2017. At first I was determined not to complain; it was my choice to be there. But…

It was on the evening news on Channel One that I learned that an Israeli commander from Netanya, named Dov Barry Harari, had been…

As the child of a Jewish mother and a non-Jewish father, I’m no stranger to the odd identity crisis. The capacity to hold two…

Over the past six weeks I have had the wonderful opportunity of volunteering with Magen David Adom, the ambulance service in Israel. I have…

Thinking of Europe, the words that came to my mind were glamorous, beautiful and safe. Thinking of Israel, the words were ancient, distant and…

Israeli elections 2.0 is a chance for parties to up their game, like, say, adding more women to the list, or ditching that sex…

I will always remember my grandmother sitting at the piano. She would be studying the sheet music, hands fluttering on the keyboard, her ears…

Israel almost had the makings of a gender revolution in politics recently. Things were looking up for women in the lead-up to the April…

Australia has a history with the Jews.  The most famous quote from the failed 1938 Evian Conference, convened to rescue the Jews from Hitler,…

It was incomprehensible. Though I understood the words, I could not understand the announcement being made. The Hand in Hand school was on fire?…