Pharaoh accused the Jews of being a fifth column. So did Henry Ford, Lindbergh, and Tucker Carlson. The oldest lie in the world keeps finding new tellers.
Alfred Nakache won 13 national titles and swam for France in two Olympics. His reward: deportation to Auschwitz, where his wife and daughter were murdered.
As Jews prepare to celebrate Purim this year, the ancient story of the defeat of Haman who ordered a decree to annihilate the Jewish people feels less like history and more like a headline.
The two groups most reliably targeted when hatred surges have rarely been seen as natural allies. A new PBS series makes the case that they can’t afford not to be.
Amalek's weapon was doubt. Three thousand years later, pundits like Tucker Carlson are running the same play, delegitimizing Israel and the Jews one question at a time.
Carlson pressed Mike Huckabee on a claim that keeps resurfacing online: that the Bible gives Israel a divine mandate to expand its borders from the Nile to the Euphrates. Is that actually what the Bible says?
Assimilation is quietly doing more damage to our people than any external enemy ever could. But the good news is that the answer to both threats is the same.
Under the Miami sun, my four-year-old grandson was building sandcastles until strangers spat on him. In that instant, I was reminded: the only answer to hate is deeper Jewish pride.
An open letter urging Mayor Mamdani to confront rising antisemitism in NYC, adopt the IHRA definition, and ensure Jewish safety through principled leadership and consistent standards.
Andrew Tate has a history of inflammatory remarks about Jews and Israel. But in a recent interview, he makes a striking claim that has merit: even if the war ends, Jews will still be blamed and antisemitism will persist.
Guy Hochman’s North American tour was partially shut down through lawfare, intimidation, and fear, revealing a coordinated cancel-culture playbook and a dangerous warning sign for Jewish voices and free speech.
Architectural drawings enabled industrialized murder at Auschwitz and its creator walked free, exposing how professional skill, ethical silence, and bureaucracy can become instruments of genocide.
Aviv Hajaj was one of the elite observation soldiers in the IDF Unit 414 stationed at Nahal Oz near Gaza. She was murdered by Hamas on October 7, 2023. Her mother recounts her untold story.
Three key issues—ignorance, division, and antisemitism—threaten Jewish life today. Strengthening ourselves from within is the key to confronting them all.
In standing up to Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson, and Candace Owens, Ben Shapiro deserves support for calling out right-wing antisemitism and speaking the truth, even when it’s costly.
How do we light candles, gather with family, sing songs of gratitude, spin the dreidel, and eat latkes in the shadow of such devastating loss and tragedy?
A UCL lecturer revives the long-debunked Damascus blood libel, exposing how ancient antisemitic myths are resurfacing today to justify hatred, distort history, and endanger Jews worldwide.
As some Jews rally behind Mamdani despite his anti-Israel rhetoric, we’re reminded of Abraham’s legacy—to stand boldly for truth while still reaching out with love to our own.
Historian Dr. Rafael Medoff traces October 7’s horrors to centuries of antisemitic indoctrination—revealing how hate education, from Crusaders to Hamas, shaped history’s deadliest patterns of Jewish persecution.
Biblical Imagery in Dolly Parton’s Music
