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In recent years, America’s political landscape has been defined not only by partisanship but by a deeper realignment—one that pits the institutions of liberal democracy against populist movements rising from both ends of the spectrum. For…

People often refer to Indonesia as the largest, most tolerant, and most moderate Muslim country in the world. At a time when many Muslim countries globally have been involved in political conflicts, civil wars, and other strife, Indonesia…

Jean Meltzer is an international bestselling author, a founding member of The Artists Against Antisemitism, and a proud purveyor of Jewish joy.

As the Founder & CEO of Jewish Joy LLC, Jean transformed a Facebook group of Jewish romance…

The Phase II ceasefire framework in Gaza is being implemented quietly — but its consequences are anything but. While the full contents of the Sharm El Sheikh Declaration signed by the United States, Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar remain…

At what point
are we allowed to make dark jokes about the war?

How long do we wait
before our laughter doesn’t like a war crime?
Before we can say something obscene and true
without someone whispering
“too soon”?

Because I want to talk…

If you only follow Israeli sports from the headlines, you might think it’s all soccer heartbreak and basketball near-misses. But here’s the plot twist: Israel’s best athletes this century have been women. It started back in the last…

Dear Kosovo, Uyghur, Catalunya, Tibet, Kashmir, Western Sahara, Chechnya, the Basques Country, Quebec, Bavaria, Corsica, Kurdistan, Puerto Rico, and Scotland, if you wish to gain your independence or greater autonomy, here are the steps you…

In 1936, Cable Street in the very heart of London’s Jewish East End, saw a remarkable coming together. With Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists preparing to…