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2026 appears set to become a groundbreaking year for Israeli fintech following months of strong momentum, with the recent period of recovery for the industry giving way to greater levels of dominance on the world stage. 

According to Israeli…

In 2020, Lithuania did something extraordinary.
It declared historical truth a national security risk.

That is not rhetoric. It is doctrine.

Lithuania’s National Threat Assessment 2020, issued jointly by its intelligence and military…

When we think of Parashat Yitro, our attention usually goes straight to Mount Sinai and the Ten Commandments. The revelation, the covenant, the defining moment of Jewish history.

But the Torah does something striking before it brings us…

During America’s Superbowl LX week, two diverse approaches to today’s scourge of antisemitism were voiced by the high-profile advocates Bret Stephens and Robert Kraft. Both men are well credentialed and motivated advocates for the Jewish…

The phrase “Jewish settlement” is widely treated as a neutral legal description, but it rests on a mistranslation, a historical erasure, and a selective application of colonial theory. When the Hebrew term  yishuv (ישוב) is examined…

Between Epstein Island and the Palaces of the Islamic Caliphates: Are Crimes Prosecuted or Sanctified?

In many parts of the world, recurring scandals related to what took place on Jeffrey Epstein’s island the enslavement of minors and the…

In the aftermath of Zohran Mamdani’s election, many in our community are asking: Who
is standing with us?

The concerns about Mamdani’s record are not speculative. He has promoted a boycott,
divestment, and sanctions policy against Israel,…

In his recent ‘State of World Jewry’ Address, Bret Stephens emphatically declared that the priorities of the organized Jewish community needed to be reorganized. To the horror of many, Stephens declared most of the massive funds presently…

We live in a miraculous time where the Hebrew language, once nearly lost to history as a spoken tongue, thrives on the streets of Tel Aviv, the pages of Israeli literature, and in Jewish households around the world. But in the era of…

Robert Kraft deserves credit for something I have long urged: that wealthy Jews devote their philanthropy to Jewish causes and Israel. While his choice to spend millions—reportedly $15 million this year—on Super Bowl ads combating…