
We Went – A poem for Parsha Lech Lecha
Go forth, They said, and we did.

Go forth, They said, and we did.

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.

In an open society, all religions are in conversation with each other, whether or not we like it.


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.

As antisemitism continues to rise, a group of musicians has stood up against the forces of hate and built bridges through their music.

The film’s title can be symbolic of many things, but one is the danger of tunnel vision: if we sacrifice a lot to get something, whether we get it or not, we may wind up feeling empty.

Two standout short films at the Soho International Film Festival examine Jewish identity.




