The Future of Jewish

Judged in the context of Jewish history, it is more likely than not if something isn't done. And what needs to be done is to smash the Red-Green Alliance.

Freedom of speech was meant to protect dissent, not destroy democracies.

After October 7th, security isn't hardline. It's baseline.

Much of the West still clings to the fantasy that Islamists can be coaxed into moderation. But Islamists only see such gestures as weakness to be exploited.

To oppose Zionism is to say that everyone deserves sovereignty except the Jews. That is not edgy activism; it is antisemitism.

Retreating on our own terms transforms weakness into sovereignty, dignity, and renewal — before history repeats itself again.

If the old two-state solution is dead, but the Palestinians can't expel the Israelis, Israel can't expel the Palestinians, and the status quo is untenable, then we need bolder alternatives.

Traits typically recognized as disordered (such as splitting, narcissism, hysteria, and cruelty) are now celebrated as moral virtues in activist culture, with "Palestine" as their perfect stage.

This is what Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu probably won't say when he addresses the United Nations General Assembly on Friday, but should.

Journalists should be honest: Israel's roots lie in ancient Jewish history and the Zionist movement long before the Holocaust, which only underscored the urgency of a sovereign homeland.

Save for a few courageous souls, this deeply troubled and inept organization has become the United Nations of Jew-Haters.

The Jews agreed to a Palestinian state in 1947. The Arabs didn't because that meant agreeing to a Jewish state in the Jews' indigenous homeland. And much of the West still punishes the Jews.

All the empires the Jews have outlived to return to our homeland reads like a “Who's Who” of history's greatest powers. Our current foes, Islamists and the Far-Left, are destined to join this list.

This Rosh Hashanah, let's stop fighting antisemites and start loving thy Jewish neighbor. In our post-October 7th world, Jewish unity is no longer optional. Our very survival depends on it.

Rosh Hashanah isn't just apples and honey. It's one of the richest holidays on the Jewish calendar, filled with history, symbolism, and meaning you might not know about.

The Red-Green Alliance is increasingly influencing leftist politics across the West — and Israel pays the price. No self-respecting diaspora Jew can trust the Left anymore.

Palestinianism is not about building roads, or governing a territory, or seeking coexistence. Its highest aspiration, its unifying ideal, is the genocide of the Jews.

Judaism without Zionism is like Christianity without Jesus Christ.

The institution created to prevent the scourge of war has now perfected the politics of scapegoating. The State of Israel should quit this troubled entity once and for all. Enough of the circus.

As willing collaborators in Hamas' strategy, the UN has incentivised terrorists going forward to replicate what Hamas has done — and the price for that will be paid by civilians.

Lies, double standards, and open Jew-hatred have replaced reason in much of the global discourse.

The IDF will win this battle, Hamas will win the propaganda war, and much of the world will punish Israel for achieving yet another military victory against a brutal and barbaric terror group.

But being caught in this political trap also presents a hidden opportunity. Instead of pleading for recognition, Jews can turn the tables.

When everything becomes about Palestine, nothing is left for Jews — not safety, not dignity, not truth. The obsession with Palestinianism is not about Palestinians; it's about Jews.

The more they try to push the Jewish state out, the stronger it gets.

What began as a movement claiming to fight fascism now mirrors its hatred, totalitarianism, and obsession with Jews.

The Jewish state's response to Hamas' October 7th pogrom has exposed gross double standards across academia, the modern Left, Europe, NGOs, Qatar, and beyond.

Nazism runs unbroken from Hitler to the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, through the Muslim Brotherhood, into Hamas, and out into Western streets today.

We are living through the largest propaganda assault in modern history.

When parents withhold Judaism, they deprive their children of history's greatest inheritance: resilience, purpose, and pride.

And if some two million Jews who live in New York cannot defeat an unapologetic Jew-hater like Zohran Mamdani, then we deserve to ask if we have learned anything whatsoever from the Holocaust.

Sombreros are a serious threat, but somehow Hamas isn't. Welcome to the wacky world of academia.

In warfare, creating fear and hesitation in your enemy can be as valuable as eliminating them outright.

Keeping so-called "journalists" out of Gaza is common sense, not censorship.

The implications of Israel's strike on Tuesday against Hamas leaders in Qatar are profound, and the entire Arab world has been put on notice.

Where exploitation and manipulation are all part Hamas' plan, Israel acting irrationally in the very short term makes it highly rational in the long term.

Until the international community confronts this culture of celebrating and glorifying violence, they will never understand the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Western academics punished Russia, excuse Hamas, and condemn Israel. How very unintelligent.

This is how you know the "pro-Palestinian" movement is a farce for modern-day antisemitism at its core. Every Jew must take notice.

We need to wake up to what this really means for the Jewish People, and what it means we will have to do in the years to come.

Hitler's racial utopia collided with two Jewish teenagers' creation of the most enduring superhero of our time.

To be truly “pro-peace” is to be “pro-strength,” “pro-defense,” and when necessary, “pro-war.”

Now that the political construct of Left and Right has collapsed, the Israel question exposes who defends civilization — and who's enabling its destruction.

Genocide is not determined by the likes of a student council election. You cannot vote it into being. Either there is evidence of systematic extermination, or there is not. And, in Gaza, there is not.

When ideology trumps reality, when slogans replace law enforcement, when politicians care more about "activists" than about parents afraid for their Jewish children, this is the predictable result.

This story reveals the mindset of many Westerners (including some Western Jews) steeped in the self-righteous, virtue-signaling posture of today's deranged “woke” culture.

If other countries want to impose a Palestinian terror state on Israel, then Israel will have to do what it has to do.

The first step in our self-healing is to confront our denial and our mistakes.

"Good Jews" always end up on the wrong side of history.

Now more than ever, Jews need a rallying cry — and Israel offers the only call strong enough to overcome division and indifference.

Ultimately, the terror group's most significant weapon is not rockets or fighters, but its capacity to endure and adapt.