Opinion: My wife’s grandparents lived in a world where Jews had no state or army and relied on others, while their grandchildren live in a sovereign Israel with a capable military

Opinion: many Hungarians saw backing Magyar as a risk, unsure of his commitment to reforms, but he has energized a broad, active civic movement in the country

Analysis: Unlike ISIS, which embraced an ‘end of days’ belief that justified suicide attacks, Iranian forces treated faith and prayer as central to identity but kept battlefield decisions grounded in strategy, not theology

Commentary: They fell into each other’s arms as if 63 years had not passed since they were torn apart, and for a moment I saw two young girls again, speaking as they once did — the most moving moment of all, a testament to the enduring power of life

The story of Holocaust survivor Moshe Adler and Master Sgt. (res.) Omri Ben Shachar shows that volunteering with survivors is more than an act of kindness — it forges deep, meaningful bonds between the Holocaust generation and the Oct. 7 generation