Call them what they are: blasphemers

On September 11, 2001, nineteen men boarded four commercial planes and murdered nearly three thousand people, believing men who claimed to speak for God, that they would be rewarded with paradise. That promise was not religion. It was blasphemy.
Living Between the Ceasefires

In Israel these days, there’s a shorthand in our speech and mannerisms that are just understood and can be discerned quickly, in under five seconds.
The message of Nachshon: the hero of the Splitting of the Sea

The lessons are clear. Those who are blessed with the necessary talent and fortitude to do what is necessary to help a fellow Jew, whether many people or an individual, must heed the call.
When a pastor speaks truth to power

When President Trump shared an image portraying himself in the likeness of the Messiah, most people either defended it or attacked it along predictable partisan lines. Pastor Scott did neither.
Why Tucker Carlson denies the Holocaust

While Tucker hasn’t said it himself (yet), one could see him platforming Adolph Hitler today, defending doing so as his “duty” as a “journalist,” to preserve Americans’ “constitutional right and the God-given right to all the information about matters that affect them.”
Trump, NATO, and the Turkey in the room

Expel Turkey from the NATO alliance and bring in Cyprus and Israel as members.
I grieve for thee, my brother Moshe

No words are enough for fallen soldiers, who sacrifice their lives for ours.
Replacing slave mentality with mission mentality this Passover

Israel must shed its siege mentality this Passover and embrace a mission-driven vision for its people and the world.
From pharaoh to the present: The persistence of anti-Jewish conspiracies

Americans should be shocked and concerned that someone capable of believing outrageous conspiracies could rise to a position of such importance.
Israel is in the miracle business… and business is good

Our greatest defense is not the Iron Dome or American aircraft carriers. It’s God’s miracles that have protected this land and people for thousands of years, and continue to do so today.