The Future of Jewish

Netanyahu's pardon request isn't desperation. Regardless of whether you like him as a political leader or agree with his politics, it's another masterful move from “The Magician.”

Treating Israel like a political project, instead of a homeland, is ripping the Jewish world apart.

Immigrating to the Jewish state has made my life more real, more honest, and more aligned.

One term identifies a threat from outside. The other creates a condition of untouchability from within.

A rabbi ought to elevate thinking, provide nuance to the overly simple, and widen people's moral imagination. Politics is the opposite: It rewards conviction over curiosity and dogma over truth.

We will never return to the Israel of October 6th — and that may be our greatest gift.

The stereotype didn't come from Jewish behavior, but from almost everyone else's anxieties.

Peace requires disarmament. Disarmament requires reality.

The United States has had Jewish leaders for 250 years. It might finally elect the first Jewish president in 2028.

Human flourishing isn't random; it depends on the values, norms, and institutions that a culture chooses to uphold.

True Judaism starts with self-reliance, courage, and unwavering pride.

The West's greatest moral innovation came from Judaism — and its amnesia is proving dangerous.

Using outrageous demands, such as that Israel disband its army or bankrupt itself on behalf of Gaza — to undermine a ceasefire — makes UN officials advocates for endless bloodshed.

It's a sophisticated, multi-billion-dollar ecosystem built on outrage, propaganda, and weaponized victimhood.

You'd never know it from the news, but Israel's popularity and strategic value are skyrocketing.

Why on earth should we abandon the only collective project that has ever guaranteed our survival?

History gave us division, but the future demands unity. Our enemies are united. It's time we are too.

A synagogue was surrounded by a mob, and the mayor-elect blamed the Jews inside.

The modern State of Israel is the story of real people who refuse to accept the limits of logic or the conventional wisdom that governs every other nation.

Forget the Abraham Accords. Israel is the only actor the entire region quietly fears and respects.

A flood of AI-generated “memory” is replacing lived memory, expertise, and historical fact.

Some of our greatest innovations have empowered our fiercest enemies.

The accusations projected onto Jews and Israel reveal dark realities across the Muslim world.

Is this why people look down on Jews? Because we actually have what they're looking for?

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict doesn't need more UN resolutions. It needs truth.

A society that fails to establish internal peace cannot make peace with others, and no amount of international posturing will change that.

For millennia, the ancient city has been the stage on which civilizations act out their prejudices against Jewish sovereignty and identity.

The “anti-Zionist” narrative endures because it has not been deconstructed at its linguistic roots, and that process must begin within the Jewish community itself.

The Holy Land didn't become “Palestine” until it became useful against Jews.

They didn't vote for him because of policy. They voted for him because, in their ideology, “that's what good people do.” Voting is no longer about competence and credentials; it's cartoon politics.

As an ultra-Orthodox Israeli Jew, it's my duty to serve in the IDF.

Hitler's party name, policies, and ideology make it undeniable: Nazism was a form of socialism.

If we truly want to make the world a better place, let's start by making hatred have real consequences, and let's restore the norms that insist bigotry is unacceptable — “by any means necessary.”

A recently leaked report exposes how Britain's “most trusted” broadcaster let activism, ideology, and antisemitism replace journalism.

This week, on the 87th anniversary of Kristallnacht, the glass is breaking again.

This is the improbable story of Sapir and Sasha, two young Israelis kidnapped from Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 7, 2023.

Palestinian-American Edward Said tried to create, out of thin air, an Arab equivalent to antisemitism. His book has been studied across the West for decades, even though it is complete rubbish.

Between silence and response lies the fragile space where memory lives — and where history asks to be seen again.

The real war against Israel is linguistic. When they can't defeat the Jews militarily, they resort to recycled prejudices disguised as moral insight.

If they can recode Jewishness, if they can make the erasure of Jewish legitimacy appear as moral evolution, they will have created the prototype for the global isolation of Jews.

Once you see the "Mamdani effect" for what it is, you'll realize just how severe this new chapter in the Western sociopolitical landscape is.

This is what happens when societies lose their moral vocabulary. The collapse of religion on the Left and the collapse of integrity on the Right is creating a spiritual vacuum that antisemitism fills.

The question now is how the Jews ought to deal with the fact that an open antisemite will soon rule America's leading, if declining, city with its million-strong Jewish population.

Discover the rich history, culture, and traditions of Jews from the Middle East and North Africa, whose stories are essential to understanding the full mosaic of the Jewish People.

Radical populist politics, new-age antisemitism, and moral posturing are reshaping one of the West's greatest cities.

If we take this moment to learn, rather than to fear or gloat, we move closer to a form of collective resilience where credibility becomes confidence, and confidence becomes influence.

I want to warn people that I've seen the future of Jewish New York, and it doesn't look promising. New York is over for Jews. We had a wonderful city and a glittering life once, but that time is gone.

Before Auschwitz, there was Aryanisation.

Since October 7th, diaspora Jews have become more Israeli, and even Israelis have become more like diaspora Jews.

While the Jewish state's enemies speak from her own city, Rabbi Angela Buchdahl has lost the moral voice she once demanded from American Jews.

We're tired of being told we're “overreacting” when we recognize patterns in society that our grandparents died for ignoring.