Anti-Semitism and Anti-Zionism

Explore how the Jewish people commemorate past tragedies during the Three Weeks, featuring insights from Rabbi Jacob J. Schacter and music by Paul Ben-Haim.

Universities fail to teach Middle East complexities, fueling activism. Satloff's new program aims for unbiased education on Israel's history.

Yuval Levin explores Nehemiah's wisdom, urging us to rebuild and defend American culture, blending ancient insights with modern civic challenges.

NYC's mayoral primary impacts Jewish voters, addressing anti-Israel violence, domestic terror, and education, with insights from Jay Lefkowitz.

Explore the strategic shift in India-Israel relations amid the 88-Hour War, revealing new alliances and geopolitical dynamics in South Asia.

A surge in anti-Semitic violence in America echoes 1960s radicalism, warns historian Jeffrey Herf, highlighting rising domestic terrorism threats.

Explore Eli Cohen's legacy as Israel's master spy and the recent revelations from Syria's secret files, reshaping history decades later.

Explore Paul Johnson's fascination with Jewish history and its impact, as J.J. Kimche and Jonathan Silver delve into his unique perspective.

Explore the Houthi threat to Israel and global shipping, their ties to Iran, and recent military responses with expert insights from Ari Heistein.

Explore Pope Francis's legacy, his engagement with Jews and the Middle East, and the Catholic Church's evolving stance on Israel and Zionism.

Explore forgiveness in faith, its societal role, and limits amid moral challenges, with insights from theologians and recent global events.

Explore Esther's tale of survival, luck, and strategy with Ronna Burger, revealing insights on human success and Jewish resilience in the Diaspora.

Explore NYC's civic health, urban conservatism, and the Manhattan Institute's role in revitalizing the city with Reihan Salam and Jonathan Silver.

Hussein Aboubakr Mansour explores the potential for a new Palestinian nationalism amid Hamas's actions and shifting regional dynamics.

Explore how American Orthodox Judaism navigates modern spiritual dynamics and cultural shifts, with insights from Rabbi David Bashevkin.

Explore André Scheinmann's daring WWII resistance, his legacy, and the impact on his grandson, with insights from author Diana Mara Henry.

Explore the historical debate on Jesus as the messiah and the intriguing journey of a Jewish convert in Cynthia Ozick's story with Jonathan Silver.

Explore Jimmy Carter's complex legacy on U.S.-Israel relations, with insights from historian Michael Doran on theological influences.

Explore modern Jewish life, Israel's security, and Jewish survival through deep conversations with experts, military officials, and grieving families.

Explore how Canada's liberal values and policies have led to a surge in anti-Semitic incidents, challenging its Jewish community's safety and identity.

Syria's Baathist rule ends as HTS rises; explore the ideological shifts and future implications with insights from Middle East expert Hussein Aboubakr Mansour.

Jewish UCLA students face alleged employment discrimination, sparking a campus debate on inclusion and bias in student government roles.

Jewish voting trends challenge assumptions as new data reveals both parties must vie for their support, debunking the 79% Democratic loyalty myth.

Israel's tactical wins in Lebanon challenge Hizballah's resilience, while Iran-Israel tensions rise. Matthew Levitt explores these dynamics ...

Elliott Abrams explores how American Jews can strengthen their identity amid challenges, focusing on Orthodox success and broader community strategies.

Assaf Orion analyzes Israel's intensified response to Hizballah's ongoing rocket attacks, exploring military strategy and regional security dynamics.

Explore Emet Classical Academy's unique approach to education, blending Jewish and Western traditions, with insights from its founding head, Abe Unger.

Marc Novicoff reveals how elite colleges are more prone to pro-Hamas protests, linked to tuition, student wealth, and university prestige.

Solzhenitsyn's Harvard speech critiques America's moral flaws, echoing his Soviet experiences. Scholar Gary Saul Morson explores its lasting relevance.

Adam Kirsch explores the ideological roots of Israel's legitimacy debate and its parallels with America's history of settler colonialism.