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Prisoners of Yom Kippur

Shot down over Damascus on the second day of the Yom Kippur War, Ori Shahak was captured and tortured in Syria; every Yom Kippur takes him back there. By the Sweat of Thy Brow

Based in the hills of north-west Connecticut, the Adamah Jewish Environmental Fellowship aims to bring Jews closer to the land and their Creator—by making pickles. Hamas: Now Even More Radical

While the leader of Hamas is hardly a friend of Israel, his forthcoming resignation presages an even more hard-line stance from the government of Gaza. The Problem with the Peace Process

“Overestimating the power of politics and dramatically underestimating the importance of culture has actually hindered the possibility for a political solution.”A Meaningful Fast

Our Yom Kippur fast is nothing compared to what some of our ancestors, ancient and modern, devised for themselves.“More Loathsome”

The Palestinian Authority’s newspaper routinely compares Zionism to Nazism, while at the same time denying the Holocaust—all thanks to funding from the U.S. and the EU.Jesus Married? No Surprise

Avowed celibacy would be a more shocking discovery about Jesus and his Jewish followers than marriage.Women of Valor

While most armies remain male-dominated, women have always played a significant role in the IDF—even in the undercover field units of the Mossad. Listening to Jonah

“Jonah’s words give voice to our doubts about our own capacity to deserve forgiveness.”Rav Ovadia’s Revolution

“Like Coca-Cola, l’havdil”: A video documentary on the idiosyncratic, infuriating genius of the Baghdadi gaon and the transformation of Sephardic Jewry in Israel.