Opinion: Western Jew Hatred Bodes Ill for the West
By Douglas Altabef
It’s impossible to pick up a newspaper or to listen to a broadcast or podcast and not be barraged with one or...
Opinion: From Containment to Confusion: Washington’s Iran Dilemma
By Erfan Fard
Despite all the rhetoric, U.S. President Donald Trump has ultimately continued along the same path taken by every American president since 1979....
Opinion: When AI Lies About Jews: A Response to the Pope’s Encyclical
By Stuart N. Brotman
Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical on artificial intelligence, Magnifica Humanitas, warns that artificial intelligence is supercharging disinformation and fueling what he...
Opinion: A Painful History Lesson
By Gerard Leval
As the armies of Nazi Germany swept across Europe, they frequently sought to organize local Jewish communities, setting up councils led by...
Opinion: The Energy Decade Is Reshaping Global Power. Is Israel up to the Challenge?
By Lee Recht
As war with Iran unfolds, the Middle East is once again witnessing how directly energy systems intersect with geopolitical conflict. Strikes on...
Opinion: Make This Occupation of Lebanon the Last
By Joel M. Margolis
The Hamas-led terrorist attacks in southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, sparked a war that rattled the entire Middle East. One...
Opinion: Israel Education or Israel Advocacy? The Distinction Matters.
By Rabbi Uri Pilichowski
or years, I’ve watched a subtle confusion creep into our schools and communities. What we call “Israel education” is too often...
Opinion: Fall From Grace
By Sarah N. Stern
Over four decades, Nicholas Kristof has been a highly respected, humanitarian and compassionate journalist for The New York Times. However, he has...
Opinion: Stop Iran From Intimidating the World by Controlling the Strait of Hormuz
By Joseph Puder
The Islamic Republic of Iran is seeking to apply tolls on vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, an international waterway. Arrogantly,...
Opinion: ADL Statistics: Not Such Good News
By Rabbi David Wolpe
By nature, I am an optimist. But of late, I confess that bewilderment and discouragement — and even fear — are...
