Jews have been told to "just leave" for 2,000 years, so we did — and that's why the State of Israel exists.

American media personality Tucker Carlson thinks he’s defending the United States. The Qataris thank him.

For decades, Holocaust memory anchored Jewish legitimacy. In a post-sympathy world, Jewish education must rethink its foundations.

26 nations, $17 billion, and no one will disarm the ideology that produced October 7th. They pledged billions to rebuild Gaza, but not to defeat Hamas.

Frictionless Judaism runs the risk of producing Jews who attend but don’t belong, who consume but don’t contribute — and who disappear when something shinier appears.

Judea and Samaria have always been Jewish — and that fact still stands.

From reserve call-ups to quiet contingency plans, the country is preparing for what many believe is coming next.

He faced a Nazi gun and said, "We are all Jews." Today, his warning is ours.

Will the United States strike Iran? This question dominates current discussions, but it may be the wrong one. The real question is: When should force be used, and under what conditions?

Jewish history makes one lesson unavoidable: Dignity endures only when it is backed by enforceable strength.