Commentary
Lessons From South Africa for Israel
There was a time when South Africa found itself pushed to the margins of the international community. The reason was clear and widely condemned...
Why Did the US Just Lift Sanctions on Iranian Oil?
According to estimates, on the eve of the current war, some 140 million barrels of Iranian oil were floating at sea. This oil had already been produced and loaded onto tankers, and the vast bulk...
Iran’s Rulers Seek to Die for God as Jews Aspire to Live for Him
Iran's increasingly reckless attacks across the Middle East have reached a new level. This week, debris from an Iranian missile struck the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem's Old City, just yards from the...
Joe Kent’s Resignation Isn’t Actually About the War
"Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation." That's what Joe Kent, now the former director of the US National Counterterrorism Center, wrote in his resignation letter this week. "I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing...
Are American Universities the Next Front in a Gulf Rivalry?
A recent report by the US House Committee on Education and the Workforce on antisemitism...
The Energy Dilemma: Will Washington Let the Iranian Regime Survive?
For the first time since the "Second Iran War" began its lightning-fast escalation across the...
Why Negative Narratives About Zionism Are Reshaping American Opinion
Support for Israel in the United States is in part a battle of narratives. Pro-Israel...
Shabbat Vayikra: Learning From the Traditions of the Past
The term for rabbinic ordination is Semicha. It means laying hands on someone, which implies...
Extremist Yesterday, Authority Today: The Media Whitewashes Joe Kent
Within hours of publishing his resignation letter on X, Joe Kent, the Director of the National...
Lessons From South Africa for Israel
There was a time when South Africa found itself pushed to the margins of the international community. The reason was clear and widely condemned --...
Why Did the US Just Lift Sanctions on Iranian Oil?
According to estimates, on the eve of the current war, some 140 million barrels of Iranian oil were floating at sea. This oil had already...
Iran’s Rulers Seek to Die for God as Jews Aspire to Live for Him
Iran's increasingly reckless attacks across the Middle East have reached a new level. This week, debris from an Iranian missile struck the Church of the...
Joe Kent’s Resignation Isn’t Actually About the War
"Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation." That's what Joe Kent, now the former director of the US National Counterterrorism Center, wrote in his resignation...
Are American Universities the Next Front in a Gulf Rivalry?
A recent report by the US House Committee on Education and the Workforce on antisemitism in higher education delivers a stark conclusion: In the wake...
The Energy Dilemma: Will Washington Let the Iranian Regime Survive?
For the first time since the "Second Iran War" began its lightning-fast escalation across the Persian Gulf, a palpable chill has settled over the direct...
Why Negative Narratives About Zionism Are Reshaping American Opinion
Support for Israel in the United States is in part a battle of narratives. Pro-Israel advocates emphasize democracy, pluralism, and Israel's role as a refuge...
Shabbat Vayikra: Learning From the Traditions of the Past
The term for rabbinic ordination is Semicha. It means laying hands on someone, which implies confidence, identifying with the person, and expecting there to be...
Extremist Yesterday, Authority Today: The Media Whitewashes Joe Kent
Within hours of publishing his resignation letter on X, Joe Kent, the Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, had reached millions. The media, predictably, was enthralled. “‘Iran posed...
Message From a Democratic Legislator: Iran’s Long Oppressed People Deserve to Be Free
Yesterday's election results in Illinois sent an unmistakable message: the American people are rejecting the far left's reflexive opposition to the war with Iran. In Illinois, every...
The Antisemitism Mainstreaming Pipeline — and Why Ben Shapiro Drives It Crazy
Antisemitism rarely introduces itself honestly. For much of its history, it has tried to initially arrive in disguise -- entering public life not as overt...
The Surprising Origins of the Passover Seder
In his popular book, Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, the Israeli writer Yuval Noah Harari contrasts the universality of religions such as Christianity and Islam...
WikiLeaks: From Classified Database to an Anti-Israel Propaganda Platform
Founded in 2006 as a platform for leaked documents exposing war, espionage, and corruption, WikiLeaks built its reputation on radical transparency. Despite the controversy surrounding its publication...
Gunfire at Synagogues and Bombings at Jewish Schools: We Must Not Retreat
On the night of Purim, gunfire struck Temple Emanu-El in Toronto. Families had gathered to celebrate one of the most joyful nights in the Jewish...
