Is The Trump War Against Antisemitism Part of the Problem?

Colleges and universities are surely among the most important venues for the organization and refinement of ideas and opinions.

Balancing Devotion and Division

We often fall into unhealthy religious judgmentalism. We don’t possess a reliable thermometer to measure others’ religious sincerity or depth. Yet we often speak loosely, labeling others as less frum or branding entire communities as less religious.

Good Cop, Bad Cop: Israel, The U.S. And Iran’s Nuclear Weapons

We find it hard to believe President Trump would really be upset with the Israeli threats to bomb Iranian nuclear sites. In fact, to paraphrase an old adage, if Netanyahu did not so threaten, Trump would ask him to.

Israel Eliminationism: A single ideology with multiple tentacles

Protesters seek not only a second Holocaust targeting Israel but the elimination from American society of Jews who believe in its right to exist.

Harvard’s Double Standard on Racism

When will Harvard finally acknowledge other racist stains on its record—such as the friendly relations it pursued with Nazi Germany in the 1930s?

Jewish anti-Zionists and murdering Israeli embassy staffers

Let’s examine the close, even affirming, relationship between the Reconstructionist movement and Jewish Voice for Peace extremists

The Cavalry Isn’t Coming: It’s Time for Jews to Save Themselves

When innocent Jews are murdered for the crime of being Jews, where are the mass rallies? Where are the corporate statements?

Israeli Intelligence Missed Gender-Based Violence as a Strategic Tool on October 7

Hamas used gender-based violence as a deliberate strategy intended to cause severe harm to Israeli civilians, undermine Israelis’ sense of social security, and sow terror within Israeli society.

Iran’s New Espionage Playbook: Recruiting Israelis from within

Tehran's low-cost, high-volume approach is not about sophistication but about saturation, and is "disturbingly effective," says the former head of the Mossad's Counter-terrorism Division.

Why a Nuclear Agreement With Iran Is Not Enough

If something could possibly go wrong, unfortunately it will -- leaving Trump with the legacy of delivering yet another laughably fake peace deal and of his presidency being that of another failed Barack Obama.

A Shavuot Reflection on Judaism, Zionism and the Environment

The flourishing of human society must be accompanied by the protection of the natural world and accountability to future generations.

How is Our Revelation Different from ALL Others?

Since Christians and Muslims acknowledge that the Jews are their elders and their religion’s foundational source, why aren’t Jews and Israel treated with more respect?

Crisis, Conflict and the Kindest Generation

The tweens who were forced to attend their friends’ bar and bat mitzvah celebrations via Zoom have spent much of the subsequent years missing school to attend the military funerals of family, friends and neighbors.

‘Foxes in the Vineyards’: Israel’s Very Own Subversives

Despite its internal and external challenges, modern Israel remains stronger than ever

Critics of Israel Agree: Settlers Make the Best Villains

The British government believes that it has the moral authority to dictate where in their ancestral homeland Jewish families can and cannot live.

It’s Not A Coincidence

Having lived in Israel now for almost 20 years, with the daily dramas we endure, the interconnectivity of events become readily more apparent and harder to overlook.

Will U.S.-Saudi Deal Undermine Israel’s Edge?

While, Donald Trump is not, by any stretch, Barack Obama when it comes to Israel, the emerging Trump Middle East doctrine is eerily reminiscent of the Obama New Beginning speech at Cairo University at the beginning of his first term.

Shavuot: Whispers of Sinai in a World of Swords

  The struggle to settle our sacred homeland continues. Nearly 80 years after the founding of Medinat Yisrael, and despite our yearning to live in...

Supreme Court Ruling Won’t Derail Yeshiva Tuition Aid

It is doubtful that the decision will have any significant impact on the issue of the constitutionality of public tuition assistance to yeshiva parents.

Exclusive Interview: After D.C. Shooting, NYC’s Antisemitism Czar Announces New Initiatives

There’s criminal aspects of anti-Jewish hate crimes, and I think those are the most chilling because everyone understands that someone’s being attacked because they’re Jewish. The other aspects are bias incidents, discrimination, and subversive antisemitism that exists in language, exists in education, exists in different ways – and that’s a very large focus of the office.

How Hamas Exploits Psychology to Harm Israel from Within and Abroad

If we want to win – not just the battles but also the war – we must start by understanding the battlefield we’re actually on.

Unforgivable: Yair Golan’s Blood Libel

If there are those who cannot agree that the IDF is a force of good and not cruelty, then we have lost something far greater than a political argument.

8 Things you need to know about the Kotel and the Temple Mount

As we mourn the destruction of the Temple, we should learn some often overlooked facts about the site.

The Meaning of ‘By Any Means Necessary’

Thunderous gaslighting language eventually lit the match that materialized into senseless murder outside a Jewish museum.

Commemorating Yom Yerushalayim

Courage, Inspiration, Resilience, and Promise

Failure Is Not an Option

Those Who Have Worn the Uniform of Our Nation's Military Would Remind Us In the Face of Military Challenges From Nuclear-Armed Foes

An Interview with Alan Dershowitz

I think the question that should be asked all the time is 'Why the Jews?' Why is it that the world, particularly the left, has turned so ferociously against the Jews? You can't blame Israel because it happened before Israel. It's going to happen again.

Two States was Never Really an Option

It contradicts the intention of the League of Nations and makes no sense in the geopolitical reality.

One Bite of a Mitzvah: What Dave Portnoy Got Wrong

We must confront antisemitism but not just with stories or tours of Jewish victimhood. Instead of focusing on educating others, educate yourself, your children and Jews all around us to be living richly proud and practicing Jewish lives.

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