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When an Israeli says “I shifted to the right,” he or she is sending us a message: I became more suspicious of peace processes, more skeptical of concessions, more demanding about security guarantees.
There’s more work to do. The haters still hate. But, thanks to Zionism, we won – and will continue winning, while teaching the West about self-defense, self-reliance, and self-respect.
Would you ask a teacher to tutor your child for free, an Uber driver to drive you to the airport for free, or your dentist to fill a cavity for free?
Zionism is not optional. It is the recognition of a people’s reality and their internationally recognized right to a homeland. Treating it as debatable is racism not philosophy.
On Thursday, Nov. 26, 1789, Seixas delivered a clarion call with the audience of not only his congregation but all of America’s roughly 1,500 Jews in mind.
May this season open our eyes, widen our hearts, and deepen our awareness of the blessings that surround us.
The Torah’s lesson here is clear: When you face obstacles, don’t give up. Keep digging in.
Glibness got Mamdani elected, but it will not help him govern. He won the battle with a smile, but now his opponents must prepare for hard-nosed opposition.
An early review suggests that Trump’s deal with MSB could potentially threaten Israel’s safety on multiple fronts.
A century has passed, yet the notion that Jews are to blame for people hating them is still heard all too often. The difference is that today, the bigots focus on the Jewish state as the culprit.
We talk a lot about incompetent political leadership, but we don’t talk enough about the example these leaders are setting for the next generation.
“I saw miracles day after day.”
This year, being able to thrive despite the rising hate of our enemies may be the single greatest thing to be thankful for.
I’ll take Scrooge and the Grinch any day over Muhammad’s anti-Christmas humbug.
At its eighth annual Jewish Leadership Conference in New York, the fast-growing Tikvah movement posed the provocative question: “Can the Jews Save the West?”
Do not convert synagogues into battlegrounds and then call it justice.
