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by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The New York Times journalist elevates a Hamas-affiliated narrative about sexual assault.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

This year’s Pulitzer Prizes reward misleading and false photos and writing.

by Robert Cherry

Israel an apartheid state? The real history of Arab citizens tells a completely different story — one of opportunity, advancement, and surprising solidarity.

by aish.com

One non-Jew asks uncomfortable questions about Jews, Israel, and the world's oldest double standard.

by Rabbi Shaul Rosenblatt

Antisemitism is rising in Britain and many Jews are quietly leaving. Here's why one London rabbi is staying — and what he believes Jews must never forget.

by Bella Brannon

UCLA's student government condemned a Holocaust survivor's speech while funding anti-Jewish events for years. The university's response? Silence. This is what institutionalized antisemitism looks like.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Stealing from corporations is trending. Influencers call it justice. Judaism calls it a threat to civilization.

by Alexander Troy

Eli Sharabi survived 491 days in Hamas tunnels. Rick Rescorla ran back into the South Tower to save others. Together, they redefine what heroism actually looks like.

by Dr. Rafael Medoff

Thanks to the tireless efforts of Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter and a group of dedicated volunteers, Jewish heroes are finally being buried with a Star of David.

by Patrick Mascoe

A non-Jewish Canadian teacher asks the questions every Jew struggles to answer.

by Debbie Gutfreund

A country younger than your grandparents has become a global leader in medicine, tech, and innovation. Here's what you probably don't know about Israel today.

by Debbie Gutfreund

Four concrete ways to honor Israel's fallen soldiers and support the ones still fighting, no matter where you are in the world.

by Rivka Ronda Robinson

86 middle schoolers turned Holocaust stories into art. Their work is stunning — and urgent.

by Rabbi Raphael Shore

After October 7, some of the harshest voices against Israel were Jewish. The Haggadah saw this coming.

by Jeff Jacoby

Pharaoh accused the Jews of being a fifth column. So did Henry Ford, Lindbergh, and Tucker Carlson. The oldest lie in the world keeps finding new tellers.

by Rabbi Raphael Shore

Judaism’s chain has survived persecution, exile, and catastrophe. What it can’t survive is indifference.

by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff

Antisemitism, war, fear and uncertainty, and a Seder night designed for exactly this moment. Here's how to find meaning, courage and faith at your table.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

From Groucho Marx to Alex Edelman, sometimes the best weapon against Jew hatred is a great punchline.

by Robert Goldberg

Freedom from slavery is just the beginning. The Haggadah is also about what you do with freedom once you have it.

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

What’s missing from the experts’ predictions about the news.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Iran fires missiles at Israel every day. We can’t allow ourselves to get used to it.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Roald Dahl’s family has apologized for the author’s anti-Semitism. Is it enough?

by Rabbi Raphael Shore

Iran is not just a military threat. It's a system of oppression holding 90 million people captive, echoing the story of Passover. 

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

When your spouse cheers on terror, your silence is complicity.

by Tzvi Gluckin

A tattoo is a memory of a moment in your life. But what if you’re no longer that person?

by Tsahi Shemesh

When 140 Jewish children were evacuated from a burning synagogue in Michigan, every parent faced the same question: now what do we say?

by Rabbi Steven Burg

Stopping antisemitic hate requires more than a tweet. It requires action and a genuine change of heart.

by Itamar Frankenthal

The strike on Tehran was years in the making. Like the Purim story, here's the hidden chain of events that made it possible.

by Sarah Hochman

As Jews prepare to celebrate Purim this year, the ancient story of the defeat of Haman who ordered a decree to annihilate the Jewish people feels less like history and more like a headline.

by Eliyahu Freedman

Iranian by blood, Israeli by birth, Yasmin Sayeh says the Iranian regime is the enemy of both peoples.

by Rabbi Raphael Shore

The Purim story is Judaism's masterclass on antisemitism — and we're ignoring every lesson in it.

by Rabbi Raphael Shore

Amalek's weapon was doubt. Three thousand years later, pundits like Tucker Carlson are running the same play, delegitimizing Israel and the Jews one question at a time.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The popular podcaster is spreading malicious lies about the Jewish State and Jews worldwide.

by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff

Under the Miami sun, my four-year-old grandson was building sandcastles until strangers spat on him. In that instant, I was reminded: the only answer to hate is deeper Jewish pride.

by Dr. Leslie M. Gutman

Five ways differences fuel productivity, creativity and strength, according to science and Jewish wisdom.

by David Brummer

From museums to maps to Wikipedia, Jewish history is being rewritten, and silence is allowing falsehood to harden into fact.

by Hillary Goldberg

On the ice in New York, Jewish pride and hope come alive.

by Nancy Hochman

An open letter urging Mayor Mamdani to confront rising antisemitism in NYC, adopt the IHRA definition, and ensure Jewish safety through principled leadership and consistent standards.

by Itamar Frankenthal

Caring for aging parents doesn’t deplete your time; it extends it.

by Dr. Leslie M. Gutman

Six evidence-based ways that encourage personal growth.

by Bella Brannon

If you cannot safely operate the “like” button, you should not be trusted with the nation’s children.

by Nina Adler and Sarah Pachter

Guy Hochman’s North American tour was partially shut down through lawfare, intimidation, and fear, revealing a coordinated cancel-culture playbook and a dangerous warning sign for Jewish voices and free speech.

by Yael Davidowitz

The body of Ran Gvili, the last fallen hostage held in Gaza, was returned to Israel for burial. Here’s why it matters.

by Danica Davidson

Teaching the Holocaust in elementary school builds empathy, critical thinking, and early resistance to antisemitism, before prejudices harden and misinformation takes hold.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

When a nightclub dances to Nazi anthems, silence becomes complicity.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

From “innocent” phrases to emojis and numbers, antisemitic hate is increasingly coded online. Learn how to spot these signals—and how to respond effectively.

by Rabbi Daniel Rowe

Exploring the deep, long-lasting relationship between the Jewish People and the people of Iran.

by Debbie Gutfreund

Addiction is misunderstood; clarity and compassion open the door to recovery.

by Dr. Leslie M. Gutman

Six evidence-based ways to break the scroll, protect your mental health, and turn social media from a drain on your attention into a tool that actually serves you.