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According to emerging reports, at least 12,000 peaceful protesters have been killed on the streets of Iran in recent days by the Islamic regime.

They were unarmed. They were demanding their stolen country back. They were shot in public,…

What if the geula (redemption) looks different from how we anticipated?

What if the Beit Hamikdash Hashlishi (Third Temple), at least in its first iteration, is not an elaborate building made of stone and gold, filled with precious metals?

How the French-German fighter jet project lost its wings — or how the gap between Berlin and Paris keeps widening

FCAS (code name): When Europe’s Strategic Rift Becomes Visible

When the number of disputes exceeds the number of agreements,…

President Donald Trump’s declaration that any nation conducting business with Iran will incur a 25 percent tariff on trade with the United States signifies a major escalation in Washington’s response to Iran’s violent suppression of…

I did not begin studying Jewish demography to produce statistics. I began because I love my people deeply—and I felt, in my bones, how close we have come to vanishing.

So I calculated—not as a cold demographer or historian pronouncing…

Many readers have sent me messages and emails in relation to the current state of affairs in relation to Iran. They have generally asked for my opinion, analysis and asked for me to write about the progressive response to the issue. Whilst I…

There’s a lot of noise right now about why the so-called social justice world has gone quiet on Iran. Why the same activists, influencers, and moral megaphones who never shut up about Israel suddenly have nothing to say.

I’m not bothered…

Why Zionism Confronts Reality and the Pro-Palestinian Movement Refuses It

I picked up Eric Hoffer’s book The True Believer, believing it was a general warning about mass movements. It was, but even more so, it’s a book that discerns the…

In 2015, during my first trip to Jerusalem as a young Indian PhD student studying Israel, I tasted kugel for the first time. My generous host insisted.

It arrived warm, dense, unfamiliar; a dish shaped by traditions I…

Is this kosher? Is this wise? Is this kind? Do you like this?

From the early 1960s in the Netherlands, I remember our neighbor, a small-scale farmer. Chickens walked freely all over his land, and he knew every cow he had by name. Farmers were…