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The moral software we use to detect antisemitism hasn’t been updated in years. It no longer recognizes the new strains of Jew-hate. That’s what makes it so dangerous.

I wasn’t born a Jew. Rampant college antisemitism drove me to become one.

This is not a war simply against Hamas. It is a war against "Palestine."

Welcome to the UN, where Israel is cast as the world's greatest villain, and its executioners get a standing ovation.

What is it about this popularized Hebrew phrase that seems to drive people batsh*t crazy and leads us to disaster?

As the late, great Rabbi Jonathan Sacks said, a nation is held together by a covenant: a shared story, identity, and responsibility. Israel understands this; much of today's West does not.

The truth is France, Canada, and the UK are so morally confused that Israel pays attention only as a political formality.

If you’re going to shout slogans, at least know what you’re talking about. Because peddling lies helps no one, least of all the people you claim to support.

This isn’t about Gaza. It never was.

Shavuot, which begins Sunday evening and continues throughout Monday, is the most important Jewish holiday that many Jews never truly celebrate.

"Think of the children" is the Palestinians' favorite propaganda strategy.

Legendary writer John Steinbeck walked Israel’s soil. What he saw stunned him. For better and for worse, very little has changed.

“Hasbara” has become a religion, a ritual we perform to prove to the world that we are “the good Jews.” But “good Jews” are not spared of murder. So stop explaining, stop apologising, stop pleading.

Apparently Jews control everything (even that random cloud that looks like the Israeli flag). Here's our user manual.

After a killer's political delusions of "righteous violence" drove him to murder random Jews on the streets of America, it is clear that the disease of terrorism has metastasized from Right to Left.

The only country in the Middle East with free press gets vilified for using it.

A hatred so irrational, so obsessive, and so resistant to facts and history should no longer be treated as mere prejudice. It should be diagnosed.

The Holocaust made Jews sad. October 7th and its aftermath made us angry. Two-thousand years of suppressed Jewish rage ends now.

The "Free Palestine" chant doesn't have to make sense. It only needs to unite all against the symbol of "evil" — the one they declared the barrier to a more "just" world: the Jew.

If your commitment to justice is consistent and honest, then you already know that supporting Israel isn’t extreme. Pretending it’s controversial is.