Future of Jewish

In a world that is easily manipulated and corrupted, history teaches us that the Jewish state must look out for itself and Jews across the world — and we Jews must be firmly grateful for it.

So many Westerners subscribe to the supreme notion of "linkage."

There are always “good reasons” to hate Jews. Today’s reason is Israel.

There are children in Israel, too.

The fact that something unjust happened to my grandparents or they were unjustly deprived of something does not automatically mean that I am owed anything.

“Palestine” is mostly a priority of Western leftists who harbor self-imposed guilt, as well as of poor Arabs who are unexcited about their lives.

And, I also admit: In Israel, it is the least of our worries.

It is the taboo question of committed Zionists, but admitting that there is a red line is the most loyal thing I can do as an Israeli.

Understanding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict predominantly through the lens of Palestinian aspirations for statehood obscures much deeper issues at play here.

Uncritical reporting has given credibility to the pernicious, well-organized lawfare campaign against Israel, designed to chip away at the Jewish state's legitimacy.

Dive into this nine-step process to determine if your noble anti-Zionist crusade has veered into the murky waters of good old-fashioned antisemitism.

For those who thought the Holocaust ended nearly 80 years ago, think again.

The dissemination of libels about Israel often exacerbates tensions and hinders the quest for a nuanced understanding of Israel, Zionism, Israelis, what a “Jewish state” means, and the Middle East.

Once, anti-Zionism and antisemitism were two different pathologies. Sadly, as a general rule, it is now clear that this is not the case.

Until there is, "Palestine" just poisons the movement.

Surely the Israeli abductees would still be incessantly top-of-mind — had we not been talking about the Jews.

Many feel they must choose between their interests as Jews and their interests as citizens. These used to be aligned, but have now diverged — as the West’s commitment to liberal decency has declined.

Against the backdrop of the Israel-Hamas war, it is well-known that children make up nearly half of Gaza’s population. The reasons why might surprise you.

Israelis would love the world's support as we sacrifice the lives, families, careers, and mental health of thousands of our own people to eradicate pure evil on our border. But we do not need it.

It is our refusal to assimilate fully into anyone else’s culture, our absolute commitment to our own tradition, at any cost — and yet our grief for this cost.