
J.D. Vance’s Israel Comment Puts Him in Strange Company
Vance seemed to leave open the possibility that he believes Israel or Jews may have “manipulated or controlled” previous presidents.

Vance seemed to leave open the possibility that he believes Israel or Jews may have “manipulated or controlled” previous presidents.

On a night hosted by a center that makes sure the world never forgets the lessons of the Holocaust, that one line—I chose life—pierced through every grateful heart in the A-list room.


Why think when you can hate? Ideology or conspiracy theories instead of critical thinking, personal opinion over professional expertise, politics over facts and truth.

Yes, Mamdani is bad for the Jews, but his fast-rising socialist party is even worse for America and the Democrats.


Mamdani and his Jewish admirers stand at a moral crossroads. They can choose the comfort of fashionable virtue or the courage of historical truth. The first leads to applause from the world; the second ensures that there will still be a Jewish people to hear the applause.

The second anniversary of the massacres was an occasion for academics in Germany to spread anti-Israel propaganda.

Here we are — with scars that will never heal, but might, with time, soften.

Rabbis are now called on for different types of communal roles. Roles that can’t be outsourced. Roles of relationship building, communication, teaching, and leadership.




