The story of Passover inspired the notion of freedom for billions of people. Not as a given, but as a hard-earned right. A struggle inspiring billions - Jewish and not - around the world. This year, that notion feels especially heavy.

When the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, my wife and I joined a protest in Wisconsin to stand up for women’s rights over their bodies. But during the march, something changed in me.

I naively thought I would be traveling with a good friend to hike the Camino de Santiago in Portugal. Everything was ready - gear, bags, routes, accommodations. Nothing prepared me for the fact that, suddenly, the ground maneuver in Lebanon would begin after nearly a year of foreplay.

Newsletter to Congress: Full Report:  The Judicial Overhaul In recent weeks, legislation to reform Israel’s judicial system has...

This Op-ed was written by LIBRAEL's founder and director Rotem Oreg, and originally published on the Jerusalem Post . LIBRAEL's...

This Op-ed was written by LIBRAEL's founder and director Rotem Oreg , and originally published on Ma'ariv. Ukraine President Volodymyr...