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by Itamar Frankenthal

From hostage negotiations to Moses in Egypt, influence begins with genuine empathy and understanding.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Thirty-seven aid groups are pulling out of Gaza; they don’t have to.

by Rabbi Zecharia Rubin

Your lies and hatred say nothing about the Jewish people, but they certainly say a great deal about you.

by Rabbi Daniel Rowe

Why Owens' claims about the Talmud, Jews, and the Atlantic slave trade are false and what Jewish texts actually say.

by Rabbi David Berlinger

The Tenth of Tevet marks not destruction, but the moment decline begins—when isolation, moral confusion, and normalized hostility take hold, a pattern hauntingly visible in today’s antisemitism and Israel’s delegitimization.

by Rabbi Steven Burg

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.

by Nadav Eyal

It starts with a harassed bakery and ends with a massacre. How antisemitism is enabled by state actors.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Capt. Michel Bacos recently died at age 94.

by Rabbi Uri Pilichowski

From Hanukkah to modern Israel, Jews struggle to recognize miracles while they’re happening, and only grasp them in hindsight.

by Jamie Geller

Alex Kleytman survived the Holocaust only to be murdered for being Jewish in Sydney, Australia in 2025.

by Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein

What happened in Sydney is not “ordinary” antisemitism. It is part of global jihad. And until the West recognizes that, it faces mortal peril.

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

In the wake of the Sydney massacre, dare we hope?

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

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?

by Rabbi Avraham Goldhar

After the Hanukkah attack in Australia, the call is clear: stand firm as Jews, learn your story, and carry Jewish light forward.

by Eliyahu Freedman

As Jews everywhere seek strength and meaning, Hanukkah offers three lasting kinds of Jewish bravery that are especially resonant today.

by Rabbi Chanoch Oppenheim

The popular book is more than just a fun kids’ book. It conveys a powerful message for adults about confronting evil and bringing light into darkness.

by Yehudis Litvak

Posing as an Arab, Zvi Yehezkeli infiltrated terror hotbeds throughout the Middle East, Europe, and America, revealing how jihad spreads and why the West still misreads it.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Over 200 celebrities are calling for the release of Marwan Barghouti. This is morally wrong.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Michele Weiss just became America’s first Orthodox Jewish woman mayor—ready to unite a diverse Ohio city and confront rising antisemitism with integrity and courage.

by Aylin Sedighi

The UN built institutions for Palestinian refugees while ignoring Jewish ones from Arab lands and Iran. That silence fuels myths—and blocks justice.

by Rabbi Raphael Shore

Mamdani’s election signals a turning point for American Jews, pushing us to confront rising hostility, rethink old assumptions, and decide what kind of future we’re building for ourselves and our children.

by Itamar Frankenthal

Your children are impacted by their surroundings. Choose wisely.

by Leah Grossman

Fitness entrepreneur Shai Albrecht paused her business after Oct. 7 to fight anti-Israel misinformation, engaging in the online battle with fearless truth-telling rooted in family, faith, and chutzpah.

by Itamar Frankenthal

Great leaders and parents succeed by seeing people as they truly are and guiding them into roles where they can thrive. Real growth starts with genuine attunement.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

A coordinated assault is injecting anti-Jewish and anti-Israel content into Wikipedia articles.

by Seth M. Siegel

Engineers from the Jewish state built an efficient infrastructure. Then came the 1979 revolution.

by Nina Adler and Sarah Pachter

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.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Ben Shapiro’s stand against Tucker Carlson’s platforming of antisemites reminds us: Friends don’t let friends embrace antisemites.

by Nina Adler and Sarah Pachter

Accepting Glamour magazine’s award as Woman of the Year, the popular YouTube host amplifies Hamas propaganda and vilifies Israel.

by Robin Meyerson

After 11 long years, the return of Hadar Goldin’s body reminds us that justice, dignity, and moral courage cannot be compromised.

by Dr. Jacob L. Freedman

A Jewish psychiatrist reflects on Kanye West’s meeting with Rabbi Pinto, exploring the intersection of mental illness, accountability, and repentance.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

A shocking new report documents years of BBC misinformation, spreading Hamas propaganda and lies around the world.

by Rabbi Chaim Steinmetz

Now is the time for Jewish unity, courage, and renewed leadership — to turn loss into strength and division into resolve.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

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.

by Dave Brennan

The Jewish way isn’t to silence debate, but to elevate it — to argue, care, and stay at the table together.

by Rivka Ronda Robinson

Shaarei Shamayim, a small shul with a big heart, welcomes all Jews from diverse backgrounds.

by Rochel Leah Fuchs

A late-night stroll in Los Angeles turns tense when a rabbi is surrounded by a tough Hispanic gang.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

A peaceful afternoon in Skokie turned violent when Jewish children were attacked in a park—raising urgent questions about antisemitism, safety, and community response.

by Rabbi Menachem Levine

Vienna’s tragic past warns New York: when populism turns antisemitic, hate becomes the new normal.

by Dr. Rafael Medoff and the Brooklyn Jewish Voice

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.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

From England to Indonesia, Jews are once more barred from public life. The bans spread quietly, but their implications are deafening.

by Noa Lev

Teens are learning Holocaust denial on TikTok. Nazi networks are exploiting algorithms to radicalize kids. Survivors are fighting back, but time is running out.

by Rabbi Dr. Yosef Lynn

At Daniel Perez’s second funeral, I witnessed the paradox of our people: devastated yet resilient, broken yet unbroken.

by Rabbi Menachem Lehrfield

After 736 days, the hostages return home, reminding us that true unity is forged in family, faith, and love—differences intact, yet unbreakably one.

by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith

This fragile ceasefire carries our greatest hope—that every hostage will return, and our people will know peace.

by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff

Who gets to speak for the Jewish people today?

by Marjorie Davis

When celebrities and media outlets spread lies about Israel, the damage isn’t cosmetic—it’s lethal. Here’s how falsehoods fuel antisemitism worldwide.

by Sasha Gusov

A selection of moving photographs that captures the unbreakable soul of Israel.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

How the holiday of Sukkot contains the key to finding happiness.