We hear a lot about the billions thrown around by foreign players to buy influence, which is a serious concern. But equally serious is the quiet spread of propaganda in college classrooms that poisons the minds of our future leaders.
If there is a time when Jews in particular need to be able to speak confidently, clearly and inspiringly, it is now.
The students who “occupied” the Butler Library demanded that the name “Butler” be removed from the building, calling him a fascist who “dined with Nazis.”
A rising tide of literature, movies, articles, podcasts, and even some business names and consumer products are laced with four-letter words.
His enthusiasm for Israel has clearly diminished. The question now is what will bring it back.
Name a profession for which Jews are famous and there’s a good chance that AI has either changed it, revolutionized it, or will soon render many of its workers obsolete.
We’re getting all the perfunctory statements about the U.S. – Israel relationship being rock solid and that things are honky dory, but who are we kidding? Trump-Bibi 2.0 is as far from Trump-Bibi 1.0 as we can get.
A few observations from the Milken Institute’s 2025 Global Conference, a gathering place for those eager to shape the future.
At 4:05 A.M., my phone lit up with a headline I will never forget: A Houthi missile had evaded Israel’s air defenses and landed near Ben Gurion Airport.
Dogs don’t care what you have in the bank; they care what you have in your heart.
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