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Articles by Masua Sagiv
Why many Israelis are silent on West Bank violence even as it escalates
Israeli settlers are seen in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, on Oct. 20, 2026.
A Wisdom of the Heart for a Time of War
I read a Facebook post recently saying that you could not engineer a war more carefully calibrated to deepen the divide between Israeli and American Jews. The more Americans pay for this war, it said – in lives, in dollars – the more that divide will grow. One commenter said he hopes the writer is right. Another said he hopes he is wrong. Late last summer I returned to Israel after four years in northern California. During the 12-day war in June, I was safe in my Berkeley home.
Is it still safe to be Jewish in public? Original
Jurisprudence The attack at Bondi Beach on Sunday was one of the deadliest in Australian history. Sign up for the Slatest to get the most insightful analysis, criticism, and advice out there, delivered to your inbox daily. In the past year, a short video was pinned to the social media feed of Chabad Rabbi Eli Schlanger, of Sydney.
The “Picture of the Year” That Violates the Humanity of Its Subject
We shouldn’t see Shani Louk like this. Two weeks ago, a group of photographers from the Associated Press took first prize in the Pictures of the Year competition, run by the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute at the Missouri School of Journalism, in the Team Picture Story of the Year category for 20 photos of the Israel-Hamas war. The featured photo is of Shani Louk, a 22-year-old German-Israeli civilian.
The “Picture of the Year” That Violates the Humanity of its Subject
Politics Two weeks ago, a group of photographers from the Associated Press took first prize in the Pictures of the Year competition, run by the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute at the Missouri School of Journalism, in the Team Picture Story of the Year category for 20 photos of the Israel-Hamas war. The featured photo is of Shani Louk, a 22-year-old German-Israeli civilian.
The “Picture of the Year” That Violates the Humanity of Its Subject
Two weeks ago, a group of photographers from the Associated Press took first prize in the Pictures of the Year competition, run by the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute at the Missouri School of Journalism, in the Team Picture Story of the Year category for 20 photos of the Israel-Hamas war. The featured photo is of Shani Louk, a 22-year-old German-Israeli civilian.
Law, Politics, and Antisemitism
On Dec. 29th, South Africa filed a complaint against Israel to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), arguing that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. While the suit will likely take years to reach a conclusion, the ICJ heard arguments by both sides on Jan. 11th and 12th as part of South Africa’s request for “provisional measures” – an interim order meant primarily to bring about an immediate ceasefire by Israel.
Street fights over prayer liberal Israelis chance define Judaism
Israeli, observant Jews living in the United States, and especially here on the West Coast, are aware of the time difference between them and Israel at the beginnings and endings of holidays. While Israel celebrates — or commemorates — meaningful days, I’m behind, still preparing.
Multiple efforts in Jewish sovereignty have self-destructed after 75 years. Can Israel defy history - again?
By DR. MIJAL BITTON and DR. MASUA SAGIV• This past week marked Yom Ha’Atzmaut, our beloved Israel’s 75th birthday – the day on the Hebrew calendar when David Ben-Gurion proclaimed “the natural right of the Jewish people to be masters of their own fate” by establishing a Jewish state in the Land of Israel. Together, with countless Jews around the world, we express our gratitude to be alive at this moment in history when the Jewish people have sovereignty and a nation to call their own.
Multiple efforts in Jewish sovereignty have self-destructed after 75 years. Can Israel defy history - again?
Last week marked Yom Haatzmaut, our beloved Israel’s 75th birthday — the day on the Hebrew calendar when David Ben-Gurion proclaimed “the natural right of the Jewish people to be masters of their own fate” by establishing a Jewish state in the land of Israel. Together with countless Jews around the world, we express our gratitude to be alive at this moment in history when the Jewish people have sovereignty and a nation to call their own.
Can Zionism adapt to the needs of the future? - opinion
This week marks Yom Haatzmaut, our beloved Israel’s 75th birthday — the day on the Hebrew calendar when David Ben-Gurion proclaimed “the natural right of the Jewish people to be masters of their own fate” by establishing a Jewish state in the land of Israel. Together with countless Jews around the world, we express our gratitude to be alive at this moment in history when the Jewish people have sovereignty and a nation to call their own.
Between Charlottesville and Jerusalem | SAPIR Journal
What makes American Jewish life so complex isn't far from Israel's own fraught existence Six summers ago, Americans watched in horror as hundreds of white supremacists and neo-Nazis marched through Charlottesville, Va., at the Unite the Right rally.
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