Gil Hoffman

Stuck in New York and missing Purim in Israel, unexpected hope was found in resilient Israelis, brave Iranians, and young Americans on a college campus.

A viral barista, a pro-Palestinian Oscar film defeated, and rising US polls: Israel's image is improving, but loose talk from Israeli ministers could undo it all.

This Passover was different from others because we spent too much of it in bomb shelters, pondering whether during such confinement we were truly free.

Saher Alghorra, a contributor to The New York Times, proved his ability to deliver the terrorist organization’s narrative to the world in the most respected international media outlet.

Rising global antisemitism and falling US support push Israel’s image crisis into the election spotlight.

The upcoming election for prime minister is raising many questions, including whether speaking fluent English and boasting an American accent is necessary.

There could be five races again with no coalition formed, as we had before, and we might end up staying in election mode for quite some time.

The world’s largest international multimedia news agency has already decided our election: Israelis are too right-wing, no matter who we choose.

How Israel’s delegation in Venezuela shined a positive light at a tough time for Israel’s image.

Christian Cantor now leads Israel’s London embassy without an ambassador, confronting challenges that make his post among the hardest in Israeli diplomacy.