My Word
My Word: Israel, happy to be here
I wish all those celebrating it a “Happy Passover” and as we traditionally say at the end of the Seder: “Next year in Jerusalem.”
My Word: When sleeper cells meet ‘woke’ - opinion
My Word: Dangerous global gambling games - opinion
‘The last one to return’ brings closure to Israeli society - opinion
My Word: Vibes, vibrations, and tectonic shifts
There is not only a vibe shift, there is geopolitical tectonic movement.
My Word: Wide awake in a war
Is IDF service suitable for every single young haredi man? No. But there can no longer be an excuse for mass exemptions.
My Word: War here, there, and everywhere
Before supporting one side or the other, Assad or the Islamists, it’s wise to consider the alternatives. Whether it’s the devil you know or the devil you don’t, it’s still the devil.
My Word: Words, wars, and signs of the times
Collins dubbed "Brat" the word of the year, which established "brat summer" as an aesthetic and way of life. Clearly the global Collins wordsmiths didn't have the type of summer we had in Israel.
My Word: Dealing in dangerous deals
Ehud Olmert’s revived peace plan reemerges amidst Israel’s conflict, risking further turmoil without offering a real path to peace.
My Word: Terrorism thrives while the world watches
The murder of six Israeli hostages by Hamas, after months of captivity, has sent shockwaves through Israel. While the world offers words of condemnation, Hamas continues its brutality without fear.
My Word: Biden’s speech, Hamas’s deeds
Biden has a vision of a peaceful Middle East “the day after Gaza.” If only Israel’s enemies shared the same vision. The terrorists are more inspired by Hamas’s “victory” than by Biden’s nice words.
My Word: The Hague’s moral haze leaves a stain on history
Khan wanted to leave his mark. And he has. It’s a dark, bloody bruise. A stain on history.
My Word: Biden, the Eurovision, and offensive questions and answers
If Israel is not able to defend itself – hitting back at its enemies – nobody will be safe. “Ironclad support” is meaningless if it translates as a steely grip preventing Israel from taking action.
My Word: Combining commemoration and celebration
We survive not just because we remember the past but because we understand that, no matter what, we have a future. Am Yisrael chai!