"Any money that is going over to Israel, they seem to have an issue with it. And it ramped up after October 7th."

Where children grow up with sirens and families learn to carry on, “fine” becomes a language of resilience.

The fact that everyday Israelis have weathered yet another war with the Islamic Republic of Iran so successfully should inspire us to ask what we could achieve if we weren’t held back by fear.

A routine cab ride turns into a chilling reminder that antisemitism in Europe is adapting, migrating, and speaking openly.

The allies dismantled Iran’s military infrastructure, but left untouched the narrative engine designed to end wars by breaking democracies from within.

When we rush to conclusions about the "ceasefire," we become participants in narratives that may not reflect reality. We amplify certainty where there is none.

Jewish communities abroad are not waystations en route to Israel, nor auxiliaries of the Jewish state, but integral to the fullness of Jewish life.

War is the easy part. Now comes Benjamin Netanyahu’s ultimate test — and it will decide his political future and legacy.

This isn’t peace. It’s a pressure-filled pause before what comes next.

Zohran Mamdani's mosque ties, political alliances, and public actions raise serious questions.