With Zionism now under siege, antizionism has become a hater’s paradise where all haters and liars of the world are welcome. That is terrible for the world, and it behooves us to make that case.
Choosing the stories that move us, whether in our own little circles or in the real world, defines our lives.
Had the media delved more deeply into Weiss’s editorial input, readers today would be feasting on journalism rather than sketchy optics.
For inspiration, we can look at the scrappiness of Podhoretz and the depth of his intellect; at his love for America and his love for truth; at his ability to fight for his tribe while bringing light into the world.
Because Lockwood (played by Gene Kelly) saw little “dignity” in the lowbrow vaudeville world his parents immersed him in, he couldn’t bear to reveal that past and felt he had to make up a new one.
For better or for worse, Jews are seen as a successful bunch, and if there’s one thing we know about successful people, many people are happy when they fall.
After the massacre in Bondi Beach, it’s time to manifest a new vision for Zionism based on its true value to the world.
My friend and I were honoring a film genius by revisiting what he uniquely brought to the world.
One of the outrageous ironies of our time is that the country that is most reviled—Israel—has the most to teach the West about that little thing we call survival.
With Zionism under siege, it’s time to delegitimize the antizionist movement by exposing its hypocrisy. Who can trust a movement that betrays its own cause?
