Chanukah, Universal Zionism, and the Moment We Are Living In
Chanukah is often described as a holiday of light. That is true, but it misses the heart of the story. Chanukah is about refusal to accept a world that insists faith stay private and values stay quiet.
Outlawing extremist Islam is the answer
Australia and other permissive Western countries, which have allowed extremist Islam to grow and have failed to stand firmly against the evil it represents, must change course.
From settlement to sanctuary: Israel’s call to illuminate the world
True settlement in the Land is not about retreating into comfort amid challenges. It is about aligning with a divine purpose that extends far beyond our borders.
Aliyah as a response to Bondi Beach?
The horrific shooting attack has generated a variety of responses and recommendations. One of the most obvious possible responses to antisemitic violence has been almost completely absent from the post-shooting dialogue: aliyah.
Promoting Fake Iranian Opposition at Your Own Risk
If Western countries truly like these fake oppositions, they are welcome to put them in power in their own countries, but Iranians will not support them and will continue to expose and oppose them until Iran is truly free.
Terror in Australia. Who’s to blame?
Is there a connection between anti-Israelism and antisemitism? It’s a question worth asking in the wake of the massacre of Jews in Australia.
Miracles and heroes in many shapes this Chanukah
How puzzling that it’s one of the Jewish holidays to which Christians are least connected.
Brooklyn school cancels Holocaust survivor’s talk over Pro-Israel views
Teaching about dead Jews raises no objections. But a living Jew who connects the Holocaust to Jewish survival and Jewish sovereignty? That crosses a line.
Terrorists deserve justice, not flattering ‘NPR’ profiles
Many killers of U.S. citizens walk freely in territories controlled by the Palestinian Authority or nations that America considers allies, such as Egypt and Jordan.
Do “Dirty Jews” Cause Antisemitism?
“Jews must not be too impatient and self-assertive.” And Jews must reject “Jewish nationalism,” which “was an evil and not unconnected with anti-Semitism.” In other words, the Jews themselves were the cause of antisemitism.