In Parashat Shemot, a fleeting Hebrew phrase—koh va‑koh—captures Moshe’s ethical turning point, illustrating the tension between pragmatic caution and courageous action that defines leadership across generations

Monica Davidovich, who immigrated to Israel from Venezuela and now fundraises in Latin America for Rambam Health Care Campus, says family still there are even more afraid after President Nicolas Maduro’s ouster and are keeping an even lower profile

Weeks before Israel recognized Somaliland, two Chabad emissaries from Florida quietly traveled there to print the Tanya; suspicion and risk were part of a global religious mission to bring the Hasidic text to the world’s most sensitive places

After witnessing the Oct. 7 attacks while visiting Israel, Dr. Daniel Bral made Aliyah from the United States, saying his priorities changed and he could not accept treating patients in the US instead of helping in Israel

Mother and daughter from Scotland pleaded guilty to hate crime offenses after sharing racist incitement, Holocaust denial and praise for Hitler online; Edinburgh court called the messages “violent and threatening”, sentenced them to 16–20 months in prison