Micha Danzig served in the Israeli Army and is a former police officer with the NYPD. He is currently an attorney and is very active with numerous Jewish and pro-Israel organizations, including Stand With Us and the FIDF, and is a national board member of Herut North America.
May the memories of Boris and Sofia Gurman be a blessing. And may Ahmed al Ahmad heal fully, knowing that Jewish history will remember his name with gratitude.
She understood immediately what few had yet recognized: a people cannot rebuild their homeland while battling diseases that modern medicine already knew how to prevent.
Carlson is not defending Western civilization. He is trying to redefine it into something smaller, harsher, and hostile to the very people who shaped it.
Only people who enter this conversation already convinced that Jews or Israel are behind every evil could look at the same evidence and conclude Israel — rather than the U.S., the U.K., the Gulf monarchies, or American billionaires — is the real story.
The movement that once defended women from oppression now routinely excuses or even celebrates their oppressors — so long as those oppressors aren’t perceived as “white” or Jewish.
Carlson’s claim that Israel Intentionally “bombed churches” revives ancient antisemitic tropes in modern packaging—turning propaganda into contrition and lies into influence.
SJP didn’t condemn the executions. They endorsed them.
The Trump-brokered plan might bring calm to Israel & Gaza — but only truth can make it last. Anti-Zionism is the lie that promises endless war.
After the Israeli premiere of HBO-Max’s “One Day in October,” Micha Danzig reflects on his experiences on October 7 — and on the power of storytelling to preserve memory against a world eager to deny or rewrite history.
This year, when I re-entered the world’s noise, I was met not with relief but with sorrow.
