The Jews of Ukraine don't want to ignore their history, and antisemitism hasn't disappeared. But amid so much suffering, they've made a conscious choice

Let’s put an end to the tired lament that there’s nothing to eat in Eilat. If you leave your hotel, you’ll discover no shortage of intriguing and delicious venues. We checked out the scene and came back with 13 recommendations

Palestinian, Israeli or foreign journalists who cover the Israeli-Palestinian conflict have become an inseparable part of the war, seen not only as representatives of the media outlets that employ them but as members of the rival side

We know in advance what the results of any investigation will be: No one can be held responsible because there isn’t sufficient evidence or because the army acted according to the rules, and actually, it’s the Palestinians’ fault

Lurching between economic crises, an attempted royal coup and rising popular discontent, Jordan has inaugurated (another) reform program. This time, America should step up and sponsor a democratic transition unprecedented in the Arab world

Israeli pollster Dahlia Scheindlin explains why Arab political leader Mansour Abbas is keeping prime minister Naftali Bennett in power. Also: A year after rioters destroyed his hotel, Evan Fallenberg still believes in coexistence

President Lasso, accompanied by a delegation of 100 Ecuadorian government officials and entrepreneurs in Jerusalem, is working to develop economic, tech, and defense ties with Israel