Opinion

No cost-of-living crisis, no debt, no alienation, no anger at the government, and no political despair can justify endangering neighbors and country for payment.

Leaders increasingly weigh tragedy through political cost, turning compassion into a calculated act.

The elevation of Shabbat in America 250 prompts reflection on whether modern Jewish identity can survive without its traditional foundations.

Jewish organizations accuse Mayor Zohran Mamdani of undermining protections against antisemitism in New York City.

Once seen as Netanyahu’s strongest rival, Benny Gantz now faces political isolation and fading public support.

An Australian Royal Commission on antisemitism reveals a deeper crisis of antisemitism.

Attacks on synagogues and Jewish-owned businesses are increasing – not only in the UK but throughout the free world.

The war of 1967 can rightly be seen as the point at which the Jewish world renewed its engagement with the State of Israel.

A new nuclear deal may calm markets, but it could embolden Iran’s regime and its regional proxies.

Both nations were born from diaspora nationalism and war that displaced populations, yet only Israel is endlessly questioned.