The UK Green Party’s war on Zionism
On October 4, the UK Green Party passed a reckless resolution. It declared Zionism a form of racism, demanded an end to all arms sales to Israel, and endorsed eliminating Israel as a Jewish state.
Let the children sleep; tomorrow is gone
Her whole life as a mother had been about standing between her child and the world. But she could not stand between her daughter and this. The army would take her daughter today, and Tanya did not want to be the one to give her to them.
When the West amplifies the wrong voice, Iranians bleed twice
It is painful to watch respected voices in the West presenting Masih Alinejad as if she were a legitimate representative of Iranians. She is not. Millions of Iranians have been saying so, loudly and with growing desperation. They are being ignored.
Tomorrow’s headlines: Israeli apartheid, Arab discrimination, and why it’s a lie
Israel is one hearing away from doing something it has never done. The head of an Arab party is about to be kept off the Knesset ballot, and the ruling will be sold abroad as proof that Israel is an apartheid state that silences and discriminates against its Arab citizens.
AI: The future and human safety
To begin with, it’s not simply about being concerned about how intelligent AI can really become. The issue is more like: given its intelligence, how is it likely to behave in the future, and is there any reason the average Joe should be worried?
Why Mahsa Amini’s death matters more than ever this year
Why does Mahsa’s murder still echo so powerfully today? Because the savagery hasn’t stopped; it has only intensified.
Rosh Hashanah 5787: A Historic Jump Toward Redemption
For those watching the process of Geula unfold before our eyes, there are times when its significance is impossible to miss. Rosh Hashanah 5787 was one of those times.
Betting on the outcome of an election that will never happen
The fact that Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas recently issued a decree calling for elections this coming November is the first red flag that the elections will probably not happen. If they do, there will be no semblance of democracy.
“He was always learning”: Rabbi Pesach Wolicki remembers Charlie Kirk, one year later
One year after Charlie Kirk’s murder, Rabbi Pesach Wolicki remembers the man who inspired Israel365’s rapid-response network, and the last conversation they had.
Supporting new immigrants isn’t just nice. It’s prophetic.
By the time the new family arrived, meals were being prepared for a week, help was offered with their kids starting new schools in Hebrew, furniture was borrowed, and more.