Shalom, and welcome to the Jerusalem chapter of the “We Don’t Care” Club. Some Things We No Longer Care About: 1. The Parents ...

Historical Footprint and Marginalization The Bedouins trace their lineage in the Negev back to at least the 7th century. In ...

Hating our dead enemies isn’t the best strategy, either. We don’t want them living rent-free in our minds. Out of sight, out of mind. Let them be forgotten, stuck in some hell of ridicule, or not ...

A coalition built around common economic interests is the most effective means of overcoming prejudice and discrimination ...

And Tawhid religion is in decline. North America’s 280 Christian seminaries enrolled 78,000 students in the fall of 2022, about 600 fewer than previous year. Declines were among evangelical (-3.2%) ...

Democracy must fight terrorism within the bounds of the law. A democracy cannot defend its existence by undermining its own legal and moral foundations. There is no judicially sanctioned ...

You never know what lies around the corner. Case in point: Zohran Mamdani, an obscure New York State Assembly member who had kept a low profile until very recently, pulled off a resounding and ...

Go back even further, and you find Hezbollah—an Iranian surrogate—behind the 1983 Beirut bombing that killed 241 American ...

This week’s Torah portion recounts how Korah the Levite and his supporters were punished for his arrogance. As we read: “…the ...

While the Supreme Court, with its 6 to 3 ruling in Mahmoud v. Taylor, may not have literally condoned book burning, but the ...

In case of abuse, Following the American military action last Saturday and the growing momentum toward a reset in the Middle ...

In cities like London, utopian politics have turned once-thriving capitals into cautionary tales—rising violent crime, ...