The Holocaust, without Jews
You wouldn’t think Vladimir Putin, the BBC, and the National Education Association have much in common. But in recent weeks, they have demonstrated that they share a peculiar understanding of the Holocaust—one which omits the Jews.
Jewish lawmaker recites mourner’s kaddish in Australian parliament honoring Bondi Beach victims
In the aftermath of the Hanukkah massacre on Sydney’s Bondi Beach, a Jewish lawmaker did not offer a generic moment of silence or a carefully neutral statement. He recited the Jewish Mourner’s Kaddish and read aloud the names of the murdered.
Jews and Christians to unite for a powerful Shabbat in Nashville after NRB
In a moment when faith is often loud, rushed, and performative, Israel365 is inviting Jews and Christians to do something countercultural: stop, rest, and sit together around the same Shabbat table.
Elon Musk’s Purim photo sparks fresh speculation about his Jewish roots
The image, which Musk himself confirmed was taken “at Purim,” shows a young boy in a red robe with white trim and a red hood, designed to resemble Santa Claus, with a Purim sign visible in the background.
A Jewish view of Christian allies after October 7
In a world where hatred spreads quickly and relationships are often absent, Jews and Christians are not standing on opposite sides of history waiting to persuade one another.
Christmas is coming back to Israel, and that matters more than tourism
This Christmas season marks something Israel has not seen in far too long: the return of tens of thousands of Christian pilgrims to the places where their faith was born.
Christian leaders launch national declaration against antisemitism amid rising violence
As antisemitic threats and attacks continue to rise worldwide, the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem USA announced the launch of the Christian Declaration Against Antisemitism, a nationwide call for Christians to publicly stand with the Jewish people and reject hatred in all its forms.
CAM: Sydney Chanukah Shooting Fueled by Years of Antisemitic Incitement
Over the last few years, Australia has turned from a paradise to a nightmare for parts of the Jewish community. Synagogues were burned, Jews were attacked and harassed on the streets, and now they have been targeted for murder at a public religious event.”
J Street’s “moral stain” is …
J Street’s war against Jewish families who live in Judea-Samaria is not just a matter of ugly rhetoric.
The Pope’s Kayak—A Lesson for the Jews
It took 100 years, but the Vatican has finally agreed to surrender a kayak and other cultural artifacts that it stole from indigenous Canadian tribes for use in Pope Pius XI’s “Vatican Missionary Exposition” in 1925.