Last week, I was stopped on the street by a woman who smiled and said hello. I smiled back and said hello.
Then she said, “You don’t remember who I am, doooo you?
“Of course I do.”
I didn’t.
She continued, “I haven’t seen…

Last week, I was stopped on the street by a woman who smiled and said hello. I smiled back and said hello.
Then she said, “You don’t remember who I am, doooo you?
“Of course I do.”
I didn’t.
She continued, “I haven’t seen…

Reports have emerged that Israel is already mapping out a renewed Gaza City offensive for March, pending President Trump’s approval. This hits me with pure “are you hearing yourselves?” energy.
We’re supposedly trying to hold a…

Effective this month, the Chinuch Horizons podcast series will be completing three years of listening pleasure.
Since its inception, Chinuch Horizons has been successfully broadcasting to select clients and listeners. The reactions to the…

Antisemitism is often treated as a historical mystery or a…

Disclaimer: I do believe that the newly released epic Nuremberg drama ( 2025) was well intended. We do need the films on the theme today and tomorrow more than even. Thus I am grateful to the team who had conceived and produced the film and…

The Gestapo has become a cudgel in United States politics over recent days, as Democratic lawmakers compare ICE with Nazi Germany’s secret police and the White House calls them “unhinged” and “radical” for the…

In the shadow of history, moments arise when nations are called upon to act—not for conquest, but for principle. Today, the United States faces such a moment. The Iranian regime, weakened after the recent 12-day war with Israel, stands…

Ran Gvili is not yet home. We do not have closure, yet our gathering place is closing up shop. We, the people of Hostage Square, are delighted that so many of the hostages have returned. Yet we cannot rest until the last hostage is brought…

The Seizure of Boundaries: How Power Occupies Physiology Without a Decree
From Trauma to Administration
After October 7, “PTSD” became a public word. “Epidemic” became an administrative word. Both can be true—and still become…

“Mommy, what’s recovery?”
She asked it midway through the meal, leaning in close to me, her voice lowered in that way children use when they sense that a question might be important, even if they don’t yet know why.
We were seated at…