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.
The 17,000 Day War
If you were to think that the current war against the Islamic Republic of Iran has been going on for just the past three weeks, you would be mistaken. The war started in 1979 when “students” attacked and hijacked the US embassy in Tehran, taking 52 hostages for 444 days
What my children taught me about resilience
Resilience is the word of the day here in Israel. You do not need to look very far to see it.
The man in the basement who freed a million Jews
“The horror of six million Jews murdered by the Nazis still burns in our memory… Today in the Soviet Union, anti-Semitism is deliberately cultivated as an instrument of state policy. We dare not fail again.”
The Jewish Legion: A lesson for today’s Iran war
The experience of Zionist Jews in the first half of the 20th century demonstrates that even without a sovereign state, determined leaders and organized communities can mobilize men, resources, and political support to fight alongside great powers.
The juggler’s gate: The son of Lilith, the Strait of Hormuz, and the spiritual war for a world in transition
A global crisis in the Strait of Hormuz is shaking the foundations of the world order. Beneath the geopolitics, ancient Jewish texts point to a deeper spiritual struggle unfolding in real time.
Tucker and Ilhan join hands
Once again, the far right and the far left have found a common cause: inciting hatred against Jews. But this time, with a particular twist.
What would Tucker Carlson learn at my Passover seder table?
Every Jewish prayer service contains liturgy that consistently speaks about Jerusalem and the Holy Temple.
A mass murderer with “an easy smile”
Iranian dictator Ayatollah Ali Khameini, the leader of the most notorious terrorist regime on earth, had “an easy smile” and was “fond of Persian poetry and classic Western novels,” the Washington Post wrote in its obituary of him.