Jonathan Sacerdoti
ARTICLES BY: Jonathan Sacerdoti
Western Conservatism Is Searching for Its Soul — But Is It Listening to the Jews?
There is no better metaphor of Western civilisation’s struggle to keep up the fight against the destructive forces attacking our existence, than the air conditioning...
America’s Real ‘Special Relationship’ When the Pageantry Is Stripped Away
King Charles came to Washington this week to renew an old claim: that Britain remains America's closest friend, joined by history, language, culture, and long...
A Look Inside Gaza: More Questions Than Answers as Israel Remains Vigilant, Hamas Refuses to Give Up Weapons
GAZA — Going into Gaza remains a rare opportunity for journalists. Access has been tightly controlled throughout the Israel-Hamas war, and even now, months into...
Iran Protests Escalate as Pressure Mounts on Regime
Iran is again in motion. Four days of strikes and protests have unfolded across the country, from Tehran to Mashhad, from Isfahan to Kermanshah, from...
After Bondi Attack, the West Must Face the Reality of ‘Migration Jihad’
"They don't move from the Arab world to Europe. They move the Arab world to Europe." So said Professor Mordechai Kedar when he spoke to...
Israel Exposed Hamas’s Terror Network Across Europe. Will UK Media Now Stop Treating Its Leaders With Kid Gloves?
Over the past two years, senior Hamas official Basem Naim has been granted multiple high‑profile interviews on UK platforms such as Sky News and the...
A Warning From London Following Mamdani’s Election Victory in New York
The election of Zohran Mamdani as mayor of New York City marks a turning point in US urban politics, and its reverberations are already being...
British Authorities Allowed Antisemitism to Fester. Now Two Jews Are Dead in Manchester.
As Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, draws to its close, we Jews plead: "Open the gates for us, even as they close." It is...
Following Charlie Kirk’s Death, Jews Should Be at the Forefront of Defending Free Speech
There was a time, not long ago, when disagreement was something that Americans believed in. Not just tolerated, not just endured, but believed in. Debate...
