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I didn’t leave the Left. It left me.
I was raised to believe the Right was the problem. Today, I see those same problems on the Left.
The biggest takeaway from Israel’s election has nothing to do with politics.
What makes Israeli politics so frustrating is what makes Jewish peoplehood possible.
Jew-haters need Jews to be powerful.
The antisemite invented an all-powerful Jew — then believed his own invention.
The ‘Free Palestine’ movement is guilty of everything it accuses Israel of.
They accuse the Jewish state of colonialism while excusing the very imperial history that transformed the Middle East.
These are the most misunderstood teenagers in Israel.
The world calls them extremists. But who are Israel’s Hilltop Youth, really?
October 8th should have been a beautiful day.
In a right-side-up world, October 7th would have exposed the worst of humanity, and October 8th would have revealed the best. But we only got the first half.
The problem with Jewish assimilation isn’t what we think.
We obsess over how to make the next generation more Jewish. Maybe, like the Persian Jewish community in America, we should focus on building communities that children never want to leave.
These Jews turned against Israel. Then their allies turned against them.
The anti-Israel Left is teaching its Jewish “allies” a lesson that Jewish history has taught countless times before.
Saudi Arabia’s rejection of Israel is hurting it.
Riyadh wants room in two different versions of the Middle East: one that builds a future with Israel, and one that remains obsessed with rejecting it.
The Biggest Mistake Jews Make When Fighting Antisemitism
The Jewish world has become an expert at documenting antisemitism. Now we need to become experts at changing the incentives behind it.
Antisemites turn Jews into gods.
We have been looking at antisemitism the wrong way. It is not just some illogical hatred. Antisemitism is a religious belief based on conspiracies, where the Jews are made gods.
The Painful Conversation Jews Need to Have with ‘Anti-Zionist Jews’
If someone is Jewish, by default they are a Zionist. But if someone decides to identify as “anti-Zionist,” then they are not Jewish — and we should not be afraid to draw that line.
Calling them ‘Israeli settlers’ leaves out the most important part.
Once upon a time, there were plenty of Jewish homes, synagogues, and communities throughout Jerusalem and Judea and Samaria — until they were destroyed or emptied of their residents.
Imagine Britain without Jews. Now ask why Jews are imagining it.
Britain has reached the point where Jews, one of its oldest and most established minorities, increasingly question whether they still have a future in the country they call home.
Before you tell Israelis to want peace, put yourself in their shoes.
Jewish parents should not have to choose between keeping our children safe and convincing others that we are good people.
The new antisemite doesn’t think he’s an antisemite.
The Jewish world has a blind spot. Antizionists know exactly what it is.
The Most Important Question About October 7th
Future generations of Jews will know the date. The question is whether they will understand what it meant.
Jewish history has entered an era that never existed before.
October 7th looked like the return of an ancient Jewish nightmare. What followed showed why this era of Jewish history is fundamentally different.
The lesson of October 7th is bigger than Israel.
Three years later, the most important question is not only how October 7th happened, but what Jewish history was already trying to teach us.
The terrifying details of the flydubai hijacking are emerging.
What initially looked like an attempted plane crash is looking like a meticulously planned attack on Israel, the Abraham Accords, and the greater West.
October 7th revealed something much scarier than terrorism.
Hamas showed us what jihadists were capable of. The West showed us something far more frightening.
The UK’s Green Party aligns with Hamas.
This weekend’s motion is another sign that hostility towards British Jews has become much more common in the UK.
A murdered Jew became a symbol used to murder Jews.
The greatest irony of the crucifix may be that a Jewish victim became the pretext for centuries of Jewish persecution.
October 7th redefined the meaning of Simchat Torah forever.
On the Jewish holiday of dancing, Jews were murdered while dancing. Now every circle carries their memory.
October 7th changed Israel, but it did not change where home is.
Zionism was never a promise that nothing terrible would happen to Jews again. It was the promise that, whatever happened, there would still be somewhere to go home to and celebrate our holidays.
When Jewish Success Becomes the Crime
New York City is repeating a very old argument about Jews. The more completely we enter the societies around us, the easier it becomes for our success to be portrayed as something sinister.
Israel learned the hard way how to stop an airplane hijacking.
For nearly 60 years, terrorists kept finding new ways to attack Israelis and Jews in the air. Israel kept finding ways to stop them.
I stopped listening to everyone’s opinion on Israel.
It’s easy to debate Israel from a safe distance. It’s different when you’ve taken the flight, sat at the bar, and known the people who never came home.
A plane full of Israelis just taught the Jewish world a lesson.
Zionism’s deepest lesson was never merely about territory in our ancestral homeland. It is about Jews refusing to outsource our fate.
Israel is the nation of superheroes.
The Jewish state’s greatest strength is not only its army, but a society that drives ordinary people to become extraordinary when it matters most.
