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The Man Who Coined "Genocide" Would Be Horrified by This

Holocaust Survivor Raphael Lemkin coined the term “genocide.” The institute that bears His name Is twisting its meaning to slander Israel.

Indigenous Peoples Call Israel the World's Greatest Decolonization Story

Native American, Maori, and Apache leaders are pushing back against the "settler colonialist" label, calling Israel the most successful land-back story in modern history.

Her Parents Lost Everything. They Never Lost Their Ability to Love

Dr. Naomi Vilko, a psychiatrist and only child of two Holocaust survivors, reflects on the "secondhand smoke" of trauma and the resilience that let her parents rebuild after losing everything.

“I Don’t Want to Work for a Jew”

A Cornell student’s antisemitic rejection to a job interview triggered a firestorm, and a wave of Jewish pride.

As a Jewish Coloradan, I Am Afraid

I never thought being an openly Jewish Coloradan would make me feel unsafe. After Melat Kiros victory in the primaries, I'm no longer so sure.

The Anthropologist Deconstructing Antizionism

A Yale-trained anthropologist, Adam Louis-Klein emerged from the Amazon to find his academic world celebrating a hate movement. He is using his background in anthropology to fight antizionism.

 

Operation Entebbe: 50 Years Ago

Terrorists hijacked an Air France plane, diverting it to Uganda, where passengers were held hostage. The IDF launched one of the boldest hostage rescue missions in history.

I Looked Fine. I Wasn't

Depression doesn't always look like what you think.

Holocaust Survivors’ Torment After Liberation

Shocked by the horrific manner U.S. troops were treating survivors, two Jewish American soldiers took matters in their own hands.

Ten Timeless Rules of Investing from the Talmud

Ten sound investment rules from Jewish tradition, and the modern financial giants who echoed them.

The Only Orthodox Jew in the Room

You don't have to compromise your values to build bridges with Jews who live differently than you do.

Israel on Trial

In his instant bestseller, Federal Judge Roy K. Altman scrutinizes the six most prevalent claims against Israel as he would in a court of law.

Conviction in an Age of Convenience

Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, and Balaam all shifted their convictions when it paid to.

The Laundromat and the Drunk Antisemite

A late-night run-in with a hostile stranger turned into a conversation neither of us expected.

Slandering Gwyneth Paltrow

Critics are blasting the actress for her luxury Israeli hi-rise commercial, dubbing her “Gwynocide.”

Iran, Trump, and the Lesson Jews Keep Forgetting

From unprecedented ally to devastating disappointment — and why neither extreme should define how Jews see their place in history.

To Parents of Children in the Pediatric Psych Ward

Why you are my heroes.

Of a Thousand Places to See Before You Die, Only One Actually Needs You There

We've traveled the world. But Israel is the only place where our presence actually mattered to the people we met.

Meet the Educator behind Speak Up Jew

With her speech therapy background, a storytime mission, and the chutzpah to stand up for Jews everywhere, Moran Goldschmidt understands the importance of speaking up.

America at 250: A Jewish Reckoning

Nazi tattoos on Senate ballots, swastikas in the streets. As America turns 250, Jews must ask: is this still our “kingdom of kindness”?

Canada Has an Antisemitism Problem But the Country Is Not Lost

Antisemitism in Canada is real and serious. But a vocal, violent minority is not the whole country, and Canadian Jews shouldn't act like it is.

SpaceX: The $1.77 Trillion Question

SpaceX just filed the biggest IPO in history while losing billions. Jewish wisdom explains why this disparity isn’t irrational.

Why a Top British Jewish Leader Is Leaving Britain

After decades of leading British Jewry, Jeremy Jacobs has lost faith in his country and is moving to Israel. His reasons should alarm every Jew in the Diaspora.

The Day My Kids Encountered Antisemitism in the Park

A group of boys shattered my children's innocence. But what they learned that afternoon was not what those boys intended.

Canada Is No Longer Safe for Jews

Synagogues firebombed. Jewish schools shot at. Jews attacked in the streets. Canada's response? An advisory council.

The Pope, the President, and What Judaism Says About AI

The Pope wants to slow it down. Trump wants to speed it up. What does Judaism say about AI?

8 Things a Non-Jew Learned about the Middle East Conflict

A non-Jewish educator spent 20 years bringing Muslim and Jewish students together. Here are eight things he learned about one of the world's most misunderstood conflicts.

Before You Erase the Jews, Read This

From railroads to penicillin to the food on your table, Jewish innovation shaped the modern world.

Muslim and Jewish Families Save Each Other, 50 Years Apart

The Hardagas hid the Kabilijo family in Sarjevo during the Holocaust. They returned the favor 50 years later.

University of Michigan Crossed a Dangerous Line with Jewish Students

A university official stood at a podium and validated two years of discrimination against one specific group of students.

The Time for Hiding Is Over

A British surgeon survived school beatings, knife attacks, and decades of quiet antisemitism. After October 7, he stopped pretending it was someone else's problem.

The Parchment May Burn, But the Letters Still Soar

Even after unbearable loss, the Jewish spirit can never be extinguished, because though the parchment may burn and lives shattered, the eternal letters of Torah and faith continue to soar.

Judaism Needs to be Chosen

Your kids will inherit your money whether they want it or not. Your connection to Judaism will become theirs only if they choose it.

Why Were the Graves of So Many Jewish GIs Marked by a Cross?

Thanks to the tireless efforts of Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter and a group of dedicated volunteers, Jewish heroes are finally being buried with a Star of David.

Trump's Shabbat Proclamation and America's Founding Promise

The recent historic proclamation builds on a great American tradition of respecting and celebrating Shabbat as a source of spiritual uplift.

Nicholas Kristof’s Libel Against Israel

The New York Times journalist elevates a Hamas-affiliated narrative about sexual assault.

Pulitzer Prize Shame

This year’s Pulitzer Prizes reward misleading and false photos and writing.

Arab Citizens of Israel: The Real History

Israel an apartheid state? The real history of Arab citizens tells a completely different story — one of opportunity, advancement, and surprising solidarity.

 

The Questions Everyone's Afraid to Ask About Jews

One non-Jew asks uncomfortable questions about Jews, Israel, and the world's oldest double standard.

Is It Time for Jews to Leave the UK?

Antisemitism is rising in Britain and many Jews are quietly leaving. Here's why one London rabbi is staying — and what he believes Jews must never forget.

How UCLA Enables Antisemitism

UCLA's student government condemned a Holocaust survivor's speech while funding anti-Jewish events for years. The university's response? Silence. This is what institutionalized antisemitism looks like.

Steal This Idea: Why Judaism Says No to Microlooting

Stealing from corporations is trending. Influencers call it justice. Judaism calls it a threat to civilization.

Heroes We Could Not Live Without

Eli Sharabi survived 491 days in Hamas tunnels. Rick Rescorla ran back into the South Tower to save others. Together, they redefine what heroism actually looks like.

If I Were Jewish

A non-Jewish Canadian teacher asks the questions every Jew struggles to answer.

Five Surprising Things about Israel

A country younger than your grandparents has become a global leader in medicine, tech, and innovation. Here's what you probably don't know about Israel today.

Four Ways to Remember and Thank Israeli Soldiers

Four concrete ways to honor Israel's fallen soldiers and support the ones still fighting, no matter where you are in the world.

Young Artists Keep Holocaust Stories Alive

86 middle schoolers turned Holocaust stories into art. Their work is stunning — and urgent.

Passover and the Crisis of Jewish Identity

After October 7, some of the harshest voices against Israel were Jewish. The Haggadah saw this coming.

Jews Are a Fifth Column: A Libel as Old as the Pyramids

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.

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