Antisemitism is rising, but much of today’s scourge does not present itself in the crude language of racial inferiority that we associate with an earlier age. Increasingly, the accusation is … more

For as long as I have been writing about the Middle East, Thomas L. Friedman has been one of my favorite foils. I don’t mean that personally. Friedman is an accomplished journalist, a gifted … more

As the father of a terror victim, as a Zionist and as an Israeli citizen, I quake with the report of every missile strike or terror attack against the Jewish state. That is not a figure of … more

President Donald Trump’s proclamation of May 2026 as Jewish American Heritage Month deserves the gratitude of American Jews. It honors not only the contributions Jews have made to the United … more

You have about 15 seconds. That’s the time an Israeli family has when the siren sounds — 15 seconds to gather children, reach a shelter and pray that what follows is not the sound of impact, but … more

Last week marked another anniversary of my daughter Alisa’s murder in a 1995 Iranian-sponsored terrorist attack — an attack that forced a question the United States is still struggling to … more

In recent weeks, former Fox News host and current podcast Tucker Carlson has been asking a series of questions about the joint US-Israeli war against Iran. Why did America strike? Who … more

California state Sen. Scott Wiener’s decision to step down as co-chair of the California Legislative Jewish Caucus after accusing the State of Israel of “genocide” is not just a local political … more

Scroll through X long enough, and you’ll see it: Muslim preachers denouncing America as corrupt, portraying liberal democracy as a fraud, and — most alarming — arguing that Sharia law should … more

The mission statement of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) includes noble words that speak of neutrality, dignity and protection, promising “to protect the lives and dignity … more