We took Isaiah 61 to Kenya, and 150 people walked free

Ten months ago, I traveled to Kenya to install three water wells for communities in desperate need. One of those wells went into the Bomet Prison. I didn’t know then how significant that visit would turn out to be.

Will the America First movement abandon Israel?

Charlie Kirk was worried. Privately, in conversations and in a letter he sent to Prime Minister Netanyahu roughly five months before he was killed, Kirk outlined what he saw coming: a younger generation of America First conservatives being systematically turned against Israel, and Israel doing almost nothing to stop it.

Woe to the judges who call evil good

The International Criminal Court presents itself as the world’s highest court of justice. Now imagine that one of its judges receives a private visit from an envoy of a wealthy and powerful nation. The message is simple: rule against our enemy, and we will make you a very rich man.

An American Shabbat

As we celebrate this national Shabbat together, we must also take pause and look at how America treats the Jews. There’s a dangerous and unprecedented increase in the permissiveness of widespread antisemitism, from Main St. to Sesame St., from Broadway to the boardrooms.

A national Shabbat: Why all Americans should mark the 250th

However, if we are to truly honor the essence of the Sabbath and the spirit of this milestone, that celebration must extend its reach. This Sabbath should not just be a Jewish event; it should be a clarion call to non-Jews across the nation.

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.