Where You Go, I Will Go
This week, the Jewish people recount Ruth’s commitment and faith reading The Book of Ruth during Shavuot, Pentecost.
Is Israel Reaching a Tipping Point with Internal Clashes?
The battles on Israel’s streets, as clashes between mobs of Jews and Arabs have unfolded since the beginning of this Ramadan
Painful to Breathe in Israel
“He’s a Jew! He’s a Jew!” an Arab lynch mob shouted as they ran after twenty-seven-year-old Eli Rozen as he was walking his dog.
Jewish Groups Should Work for Justice, Not Toxic Race Theories
Americans were relieved by the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial. Still, the JCPA and ADL shouldn’t join with partisans and radicals to exploit it to push a racialist agenda that hurts Jews.
Israel Has Made It, Now It Needs to Grow Up
Israel’s transformation into the center of the Jewish world isn’t just a question of demographics. Israel is the present of the Jewish people and its future as well.
IPT Video: Marc Lamont Hill’s Duplicitous New Book
Hill’s record unambiguously shows that he has not stopped advocating for the destruction of Israel, the only state for the Jewish people.
‘Facebook and Twitter? Boycott Them, There are Other Sites’
With a radio show pulling in more than 14 million listeners, Mark Levin has no reason to pull his punches. A special interview marking the release of the Hebrew edition of his bestselling book, “Unfreedom of the Press.”
Pandemic Holidays Leave Jews Longing for Community
With Purim, we complete a full cycle of festivals that has shown that while much has changed in Jewish life, in some respects, it’s been business as usual.
SNL’s Anti-Semitic Skit Panned and Called Out By Jews and Christians
Gilda Radner is doing flips in her grave. If she were alive, the former star of Saturday Night Live (SNL) who died in 1989, would be crying, but not from laughter.
Holocaust Remembrance and Tu B’Shevat: Resilience Meets Renewal
The roots that go back to ancient times represent resilience; the trees of Tu B’Shevat represent growth and renewal.
