As we mark the anniversary of October 7, I recommend that you read one of Prof. Gil Troy’s new publications, linked inside, to equip you with the intellectual arsenal necessary to advocate for Israel
Balancing good and evil, we should mark next Monday, October 7, as the anniversary of Hamas’s massacre, not Simchat Torah as Israel’s government proposes.
The question now facing the Jewish world is: What role do Zionism, the State of Israel, and the Land of Israel play in Jewish life going forward?
As the war that began on October 7 continues, Israel faces critical challenges in security, energy, and the economy, the nation must turn to its innovative spirit: AI technology.
The story of the Jews as an indigenous people is one of the oldest but best-kept secrets of mankind.
A US-based nonprofit organization, INEXTG (Israel's Next Generation), has created a similar organization in Israel.
For generations, bravery and sacrifices for the sake of Israel have been recognized in the Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael-Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF) Books of Honor.
Bernard Lévy recounts his harrowing experience in Israel following the October 7th Hamas attack, capturing the deep isolation and suffering of the Jewish state and highlighting its isolation.
The writer seeks a middle path, rejecting the all-or-nothingness and violence of the post-George Floyd riots and January 6. Few Americans, Black and white, want either extreme.
Donald Trump’s recent comments about Kamala Harris and US-Israel relations highlight a significant shift in political dynamics, attempting to link Zionism with the Republican Party.
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