Michael Kuttner

This disease, when left untreated, slowly and insidiously progresses through various stages until it becomes chronic and endemic. It renders those afflicted unable to discern between fact and fiction and as a consequence causes them to think that lies are valid and the truth somehow suspect.

One year after an unprecedented wave of wildfires swept through the Judean and Jerusalem Hills during Israel's 2025 Memorial and Independence Day, signs of recovery are now emerging.

May 8, 2026 by Michael Kuttner Read on for article Just when you think that matters cannot get crazier, reality hits you in the face and proves that indeed it can.

May 10, 2026 by Michael Kuttner Read on for article A year has passed since the wave of fires that broke out on the eve of Independence Day 2025.

Despite exile and being scattered to all corners of the globe, Jews never forgot their historical Capital. Wherever they found themselves, in good times and more often than not in times of persecution, the yearning to return to the Holy Land and the Holy City never ceased.

A year has passed since the wave of fires that broke out on the eve of Independence Day 2025. These fires caused damage to about 10,000 dunams, led to the evacuation of communities, and even resulted in the cancellation of the torchlighting ceremony. Despite the passage of time, the danger of fire still hangs over […]

In the Diaspora, its two-day observance often passes off without much fanfare and with services sometimes struggling to gather a minyan for communal prayers.

According to Health Ministry data, Israel currently has 90,419 registered nurses, female and male, an increase of approximately 2,000 over the past year. The national nursing rate now stands at 7.07 nurses per 1,000 residents, a figure officials say meets an earlier-than-expected target set under a five-year strategic workforce plan.

Michael Kuttner reveals the pitfalls of political negotiations and the chumps who fall for disastrous deals. Learn more here.

With Diaspora communities facing a tsunami of hate, there has been a noticeable increase in interest from individuals and families wanting to make Aliyah.