Ice-Cream Anti-Semitism
We need to stop pretending that the Ben & Jerry’s argument is over a handful of wild-eyed “settlers” on remote hilltops. This is a fight over boycotting the Western Wall.
‘Jews Always Run Away’: Fighting Stereotypes in Sports
As the world tunes in to the Olympics in Tokyo, watching an enormous variety of sports in which athletes of all nationalities compete, it’s evident that these ideas connecting race with sporting ability belong in the garbage can of history.
Why are ‘Progressive Jews’ Defending Ben & Jerry’s?
Despite left-wingers’ claims, there’s no real difference between an anti-Semitic BDS campaign that threatens Israel and one that only wants to boycott Jews in Jerusalem.
In America, Corbyn Won
When push came to shove, the British Jewish establishment stood up for the Jews, even at the price of turning its back on progressive intersectional slogans.
The Lie of the ‘Jewish Nose’ Returns
Medieval Jew-haters introduced it in the 12th century C.E. as a way of singling out Jews for contempt; much later, Nazi Germany’s propaganda machine invoked the stereotype.
The Lapid-Bennett Government’s Foreign Policy ‘Doctrine’
Under Yair Lapid’s stewardship, Israel’s foreign policy isn’t based on Israel’s national interests, but on sucking up to the cool kids—the progressives in America, the jetsetters in Brussels and the Palestinians.
The Real Challenge of Reconciling Christians and Jews
Saying sorry for the past just isn’t enough. Addressing Christian anti-Semitism involves facing its anti-Israel element head-on.
A Year with Too Much to Mourn
On this Tisha B’Av, Jews should note a year of sorrow and continued baseless hatred that is tearing us apart. In the face of hate and existential challenges, it’s long past time to find common ground.
The ADL Chief’s Disingenuous Epiphany About Left-Wing Anti-Semitism
Lest one was tempted by Jonathan Greenblatt’s recent op-ed to give him credit for doing his job, he made sure to let his leanings come out in the conclusion.
Critical Race Theory Wants to Define Us. We Shouldn’t Allow It.
Whose job is it to define who I am? Is it an institution’s job or is it mine? In all the brouhaha over CRT, this question is rarely asked.
