Anti-Israel Voices Push All the Wrong Lessons on Ukraine

Racism and Islamophobia help explain the Western world’s horror and swift actions in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
For the Jews, History Repeats Itself in Ukraine

It’s true that many Ukrainian nationalists initially welcomed the German invaders as liberators during World War Two. But Ukraine suffered more than Russia from Nazism, with more of its population being killed during the war than any other country.
Bennett’s Mission to Moscow Could Help Ukraine. But Can He Stop a New Iran Deal?

The Israeli prime minister sought to mediate a halt to Putin’s aggression. But the wild card is Russia’s role in brokering a new Iran deal that poses an existential threat to the Jewish state.
The Big Dollar-Ruble Rumble

The battle between King Dollar and Tsar Ruble is on, and Russia’s efforts to dethrone the dollar have already lost.
Stand With & Fight For Ukraine

Today, with my children we attended a protest in Times Square to show solidarity with Ukraine and stand against the horrific actions of Russia under President Vladimir Putin.
The Delegitimization Campaigns Targeting Israel and Ukraine

Refusenik Natan Sharansky famously argued that legitimate criticism of Israel could be distinguished from anti-Semitic invective by the application of the “3Ds” test: delegitimization, demonization and double standards. In the case of Ukraine, Vladimir Putin has applied all three.
Israel Alone Must Count On Israel: Lessons From Ukraine

Watching the tiny country of Ukraine being attacked by Russia is scary.
Will Israel Find Itself on the Wrong Side of the ‘Changing’ World Order?

Israel must depend on no foreign power, use savvy to navigate between world powers and be both willing and able to use force when necessary to protect its sovereignty.
Turning History Upside-Down in Ukraine

In recent years, there has been a revival of Jewish life in Poland with Jews reclaiming their heritage and traditions.
If Putin Loses, History Wins

Here’s the encouraging news: The reaction to Putin’s aggression has been so severe and brutal he may, in fact, not prevail.