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Men are starving for sanctuary—and many of us don’t know it until we try to rest and can’t.

We live as if “safe” is a luxury item: a week off we never take, a calm we can’t hold, a relationship we keep half-armored because we’re…

Alone Yet Unbroken

Throughout history, the Jewish people have often stood alone. Civilizations rose and fell, alliances shifted, empires conquered and collapsed, yet again and again the Jewish nation found itself isolated, misunderstood, and…

On Thursday, February 12, I had the great honor of being part of Woodfield Steps Up, a gala event hosted by the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County at Woodfield Country Club in Boca Raton. The organizer, Major Gifts Officer Shirley…

Israel’s claim to sovereignty is often debated through the language of twentieth-century diplomacy, mandates, and international law, yet its deeper intellectual logic is far older.

Long before Zionism, and long before the modern state…

Rep. Jan Schakowsky withdrew her endorsement of a congressional candidate in a neighboring Illinois district on Thursday, citing the AIPAC pro-Israel lobby as a reason.

Schakowsky endorsed Donna Miller, the Cook County…

Alon Lee-Green, co-director and one of the founders of Standing Together, spoke in London last night.

Last night in London, a unique meeting occurred. A large room full of people gathered to discuss the Israel-Palestinian conflict. That’s…

Joe Nalven + Claude

This article is about AI’s struggle with self-reference. How does AI interrogate the paradox of critiquing the author of an article and then discovers it is the author? We humans can watch AI overcome sophistry during…

Two more striking recent developments have highlighted the burgeoning groundswell of support against Israel’s death penalty bill currently before the Knesset. First, a report earlier this week revealed that approximately 1,200 prominent…

On February 13-14, walking through long corridors overflowing with thousands of Jewish teens singing, dancing, and generally enjoying being among their peers gave this baby boomer, old enough to be their grandfather, immense joy and a…

Hatred survives by adapting.

It learns the language of each generation. It finds new justifications. It makes itself sound moral, even righteous.

Antisemitism has done this for over two thousand years. Today, it often calls itself…