Opinion

In the 1930s, Europe watched a hostile ideology announce itself in plain language and chose not to believe it. Today, Europe is making the same calculation about Iran.

In Temple times, the Seder was not just a storytelling evening. It was built around a real offering brought in Jerusalem.

We are a link in a chain that stretches back over three millennia, a chain that has endured exile, persecution, and upheaval, yet has never been broken.

As Jews return to their land, some Christians are reshaping theology to deny that reality, revealing a deeper crisis within the Church.

IDF Chief of Staff warns Israel's political leadership about a growing manpower crisis, stressing the urgent need for a conscription bill to sustain the military amid escalating tensions with Iran.

The only safeguard against this constant danger is constant vigilance: seeing Jewish duty as the greatest of privileges.

Bridging the divide requires understanding each community’s trauma and valuing both Diaspora support and Israeli sacrifice.

From campuses to social media, antisemitic rhetoric is silencing Jews and normalizing exclusion through the weaponization of words.

The going is rough. But those who go through rough times that lead to much better days are – when people look back decades later – often considered the lucky ones.

When you live through wars, they change you. They become something you survive as a heroic community. Every single citizen.