Kamala Harris and Israel
Vice President Kamala Harris’s political trajectory has increasingly aligned with the anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian Democratic voices in the party’s progressive wing. This shift has raised concerns among Israel’s supporters about the erosion of bipartisan support for the Jewish state in American politics.
Biden targets an Israeli baker who shot a terrorist
When the United States replaces a “Muslim travel ban” with an Israeli one.
Trump and the UN
It’s time to get tough.
The Unlikely Red-Green Alliance
Rabbi Pesach Wolicki, the host of Eyes on Israel, recently delved into a complex and somewhat perplexing topic that has been garnering attention since the onset of the current conflict: the Red-Green Alliance.
Anti-Semitism in America: A Function of Cultural Marxism
As an American Jew born in the Soviet Union, I believe the positions of the presidents of the Ivy League universities and their failure to lead are symptoms of a much deeper problem: Cultural Marxism and its pervasive viral grip on our educational institutions.
Offensive anti-Israel protests at Holocaust memorials
The Coalition Against Genocide, Jewish Voice for Peace and their supporters are morally corrupt.
Don’t celebrate talk, celebrate action
Israel should not be honoring New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who does nothing to protect his Jews.
Bowman lost because of his unhinged radicalism, not AIPAC
The left’s hypocritical narrative about a landslide loss in New York is to resurrect an antisemitic trope about Jewish money. The “Squad,” however, is far from finished.
Cyberwell Shows European Leaders How to Combat Antisemitism on Social Media
A delegation of European political leaders from five countries recently visited CyberWell to learn more about the organization’s efforts to combat antisemitism online.
Florida Bill Codifies IHRA Antisemitism Definition Into State-Wide Law
“One of the most effective steps a state can take — via legislation, resolutions, executive orders, and/or executive proclamations — to fight Jew-hatred is to adopt the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism — the most authoritative, comprehensive, and representative tool to delineate all of the contemporary manifestations of antisemitism,”