Tucker Carlson's Lies About Jews and Israel

Purim’s Counterintuitive Strategy: Three Ancient Lessons for Confronting Antisemitism Today

The Purim story is Judaism's masterclass on antisemitism — and we're ignoring every lesson in it.

Antisemites Spit on my Grandson at Miami Beach

Under the Miami sun, my four-year-old grandson was building sandcastles until strangers spat on him. In that instant, I was reminded: the only answer to hate is deeper Jewish pride.

Israeli Pride Takes the Ice at UBS Arena

On the ice in New York, Jewish pride and hope come alive.

The Diversity Advantage

Five ways differences fuel productivity, creativity and strength, according to science and Jewish wisdom.

An Open Letter to Mayor Zohran Mamdani

An open letter urging Mayor Mamdani to confront rising antisemitism in NYC, adopt the IHRA definition, and ensure Jewish safety through principled leadership and consistent standards.

When Caring for Parents Takes Up So Much of Your Time

Caring for aging parents doesn’t deplete your time; it extends it.

The Systematic Erasure of Jewish History

From museums to maps to Wikipedia, Jewish history is being rewritten, and silence is allowing falsehood to harden into fact.

Moving Forward When You Can’t Go Back

Six evidence-based ways that encourage personal growth.

When Ms. Rachel "Likes" Antisemitism

If you cannot safely operate the “like” button, you should not be trusted with the nation’s children.

How Anti-Zionist Cancel Culture Silenced an Israeli Comedian

Guy Hochman’s North American tour was partially shut down through lawfare, intimidation, and fear, revealing a coordinated cancel-culture playbook and a dangerous warning sign for Jewish voices and free speech.

The Last Hostage Is Returned Home

The body of Ran Gvili, the last fallen hostage held in Gaza, was returned to Israel for burial. Here’s why it matters.

Holocaust Education Should Start in Elementary School

Teaching the Holocaust in elementary school builds empathy, critical thinking, and early resistance to antisemitism, before prejudices harden and misinformation takes hold.

Dancing with Hitler

When a nightclub dances to Nazi anthems, silence becomes complicity.

How Antisemitism Hides Online: Identifying Coded Jew Hatred

From “innocent” phrases to emojis and numbers, antisemitic hate is increasingly coded online. Learn how to spot these signals—and how to respond effectively.

 

Why Jews Stand With Iranians: A 2500 Year Old Story

Exploring the deep, long-lasting relationship between the Jewish People and the people of Iran.

Five Common Myths about Addiction

Addiction is misunderstood; clarity and compassion open the door to recovery.

6 Tips for Healthier Social Media Use

Six evidence-based ways to break the scroll, protect your mental health, and turn social media from a drain on your attention into a tool that actually serves you.

The Fall of the United Kingdom

A two-tier system where one tier accommodates preferred prejudices and the other crushes dissent spells the end of a once-great global democracy.

Martin Luther King: Quotes about Israel and Jews

Stirring calls to live up to our potential and to look at others with fairness and warmth.

The Writers’ Festival Scandal Australia Won’t Confront

The removal of Randa Abdel-Fattah revealed how Australia’s cultural elite excuses extremism and excludes Jews.

Civil Disobedience: From Midwives in Egypt to Martin Luther King

Long before Martin Luther King Jr., two midwives in Egypt defied an unjust law, launching a tradition of moral courage that still shapes civil disobedience today.

The Three Urgent Challenges Jews Need to Confront This Year

Three key issues—ignorance, division, and antisemitism—threaten Jewish life today. Strengthening ourselves from within is the key to confronting them all.

Five Steps to Building the Career You Love

Five simple steps to turn what you love into a profitable part-time business, without sacrificing family, values, or meaning.

Eight Jewish Trends to Watch Closely in 2026

Jewish life is entering a moment of division, as pressure reveals who will retreat from Jewish identity and who will carry it forward.

Why Good Leaders Get Ignored

From hostage negotiations to Moses in Egypt, influence begins with genuine empathy and understanding.

Israel Isn’t “Banning” Aid Groups from Gaza

Thirty-seven aid groups are pulling out of Gaza; they don’t have to.

An Open Letter to Candace Owens

Your lies and hatred say nothing about the Jewish people, but they certainly say a great deal about you.

 

What Candace Owens Gets Wrong About the Talmud & Slave Trade

Why Owens' claims about the Talmud, Jews, and the Atlantic slave trade are false and what Jewish texts actually say.

Why the Tenth of Tevet Feels Uncomfortably Current

The Tenth of Tevet marks not destruction, but the moment decline begins—when isolation, moral confusion, and normalized hostility take hold, a pattern hauntingly visible in today’s antisemitism and Israel’s delegitimization.

Ben Shapiro’s Moral Courage

In standing up to Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson, and Candace Owens, Ben Shapiro deserves support for calling out right-wing antisemitism and speaking the truth, even when it’s costly.

The Heroic Pilot who Stayed with Entebbe’s Jewish Hostages

Capt. Michel Bacos recently died at age 94.

We’re Living Through Miracles But Can’t See

From Hanukkah to modern Israel, Jews struggle to recognize miracles while they’re happening, and only grasp them in hindsight.

He Survived the Nazis. Civilization Failed Him

Alex Kleytman survived the Holocaust only to be murdered for being Jewish in Sydney, Australia in 2025.

Bondi Was a Jihadist Attack — Not an Isolated Hate Crime

What happened in Sydney is not “ordinary” antisemitism. It is part of global jihad. And until the West recognizes that, it faces mortal peril.

Sara Yoheved Rigler

Hersh’s Hanukkah Lights

In the wake of the Sydney massacre, dare we hope?

Massacre in Australia: Hanukkah in the Shadow of Terror

How do we light candles, gather with family, sing songs of gratitude, spin the dreidel, and eat latkes in the shadow of such devastating loss and tragedy?

Embrace Your Jewish Identity

After the Hanukkah attack in Australia, the call is clear: stand firm as Jews, learn your story, and carry Jewish light forward.

Hanukkah’s Three Lights of Courage

As Jews everywhere seek strength and meaning, Hanukkah offers three lasting kinds of Jewish bravery that are especially resonant today.

The Deeper Meaning of Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins

The popular book is more than just a fun kids’ book. It conveys a powerful message for adults about confronting evil and bringing light into darkness.

Undercover in the World of Radical Islam

Posing as an Arab, Zvi Yehezkeli infiltrated terror hotbeds throughout the Middle East, Europe, and America, revealing how jihad spreads and why the West still misreads it.

Marwan Barghouti & Hollywood’s Whitewashing of a Terrorist

Over 200 celebrities are calling for the release of Marwan Barghouti. This is morally wrong.

The First Orthodox Jewish Woman to Become a U.S. Mayor

Michele Weiss just became America’s first Orthodox Jewish woman mayor—ready to unite a diverse Ohio city and confront rising antisemitism with integrity and courage.

850,000 Reasons to Tell the Truth: An Open Letter to the UN

The UN built institutions for Palestinian refugees while ignoring Jewish ones from Arab lands and Iran. That silence fuels myths—and blocks justice.

Mamdani and the Future of American Jewry

Mamdani’s election signals a turning point for American Jews, pushing us to confront rising hostility, rethink old assumptions, and decide what kind of future we’re building for ourselves and our children.

Your Environment Shapes You

Your children are impacted by their surroundings. Choose wisely.

Shai Albrecht: Fighting Israel’s Online War with Truth

Fitness entrepreneur Shai Albrecht paused her business after Oct. 7 to fight anti-Israel misinformation, engaging in the online battle with fearless truth-telling rooted in family, faith, and chutzpah.

What Great Leaders and Great Parents Get Right

Great leaders and parents succeed by seeing people as they truly are and guiding them into roles where they can thrive. Real growth starts with genuine attunement.

Wikipedia’s Antisemitism

A coordinated assault is injecting anti-Jewish and anti-Israel content into Wikipedia articles.

Blood Libel in the UK

A UCL lecturer revives the long-debunked Damascus blood libel, exposing how ancient antisemitic myths are resurfacing today to justify hatred, distort history, and endanger Jews worldwide.

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