A Light Unto Nations: The Enduring Legacy of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
In these turbulent times, we can only imagine the wisdom he might have shared, the guidance he would have offered. His voice is profoundly missed, especially now when his words could have offered clarity and hope.
Beckoned By My Namesake
Since the political climate is now propitious toward Jewish interests, we need to be proactive.
Trump Immigration Rules – A Proposal
These illegals cannot be expected or trusted to integrate into our society as law abiding residents, and so should never be rewarded for their initial or subsequent unlawful behavior.
President Trump And Israel
There can be no uncertainty about the message that President-elect Trump’s appointments to his Middle East-related team has sent to Israel’s friends and foes alike.
Gov. Hochul’s Congestion Pricing Ping Pong
At all events New Yorkers should not be fooled. And they must remember all of this political legerdemain, and hold the offending officeholders to account should they again run for office.
NYT Still At It: Demonizing Trump Supporters
There is nothing here even close to the insinuated quid pro quo that Mr. Trump got their message and determined to act in accordance with it.
Trump Would Be Wise To Deliver Regime Change in Iran
Iran's neighbours would be relieved, its captive citizens could then be free to choose leaders better aligned with their aspirations, and a liberated Iran might even join the Abraham Accords....
Israel: The Way Forward
If the priority of Israeli progressives were to rescue the hostages, they would demand that Hamas release them. "The slogan for freeing the hostages," wrote British journalist Douglas Murray, "... should never have been 'Being them home.' It should be 'Give them back.' Now."
The Possibility of a ‘Golden Age’ in the Middle East
Never underestimate the power of an administration's single term or the harm that policies – whether constructive or poorly-informed -- can have on the...
Trump II: Challenges Ahead
The real question, therefore, is what could Trump II do to restore America's prestige across the globe and reassert itself as the indispensable power that it still is? The answer is: plenty.
The Intifada Was Globalized in Amsterdam
[W]e are likely to see more anti-Israeli and anti-Jewish pogroms in other parts of the world as antisemitism moves from the fringes to the mainstream.
America’s Electrifying Counter-revolution
Whether Britain and Europe follow suit or give up the ghost, Jews there aren’t in for an easy ride.
Trump 2.0: The End of Ambivalence about Israel
Liberal Jewish groups are appalled by the prospect of an administration that is unabashedly pro-Israel. That says more about them than it does about him.
If I Were King of Jordan
The call for Israeli sovereignty over the Jordan Valley is being adopted by many experts and communities in Israel. What does the King of Jordan really think about it?
A Vote For Israel
There was an unprecedented get-out-the-vote drive here among American olim during this election season, and for the first time since making aliyah my husband and I decided to cast absentee ballots.
To Secure The Right Legacy, Biden Must Bomb Iran
Biden was supposed to be different. Pundits are calling him the Democratic Party's last unabashedly Zionist president.
High Hopes
In contrast to how Jews felt this past year, Trump’s victory allows us to hope for the best rather than plan for the worst
Three Ways To Heal From Trauma In A Post-10/7 World
What should we do to cope with the tragedies we see, the dangers that family and friends face in Israel, and the increasing threats in America, all combined with the ghosts of the past?
Amster-DAMNED: Jews and the Netherlands During and After the Holocaust
As we watched in horror as Israelis were viciously attacked in a pogrom in Amsterdam after attending the Maccabi TLV-Ajax soccer match, one is...
The Left’s Gift To Trump: How Ignoring the Faithful Backfired Big Time
I recently read a story about an Israeli student at Harvard who was asked by a university employee if Jews orchestrated 9/11. This isn’t some random street in the middle of nowhere – it’s one of the most elite institutions in the world.
‘Better For Israel To Be Respected Than Loved’: An Exclusive Interview with Mike Huckabee
Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas and a 2008 Republican presidential candidate, completed a three-day tour of some of Israel's holiest and most contentious sites last week with leaders of Ateret Cohanim.
Seeking Justice Is Not Revenge
By most accounts, the cases brought against the now President-elect were conjured up, do not pass the smell test, and were designed only to bankrupt him, discredit him with voters, and distract him from engaging in effective campaigning.
The RE-emergence of Jew-hate in Amsterdam
For the moment, I am thinking more about the Dutch non-Arabs who are celebrating the “Jew hunt” than I am about the Muslim attackers.
From Amsterdam To Crown Heights, Jews Have Faced Violent Assaults
Almost everyone in Crown Heights can tell you stories of close calls they’ve had, and while a few might have been due to mental illness or drug usage, it’s generally made very clear during the incidents that this is specifically about targeting Jews...
‘What America Can Learn from Israel’: An Interview with Pete Hegseth
The facts on the ground and the truth of what actually happened can settle debates. It’s just a matter of affirming it.
Outrage: When The Dems Trafficked ‘Hitler’ Hyperbole And Jewish Leaders Stood Mute
We can only speculate, but we cannot imagine that there was perfect harmony between Kelly and the, at least equally hard driving Trump, also used to giving orders.
Hunted In Amsterdam: A Call To Action
This reality calls for more than just outrage; it demands action.
What Happens When the World Tolerates Antisemitism? The Amsterdam Pogrom
The premeditated attacks weren’t provoked by Israelis. They were the inevitable consequence of a sinister red-green anti-Zionist alliance of leftists and Islamists in Europe.