Why do we, as poets, focus so intently on one tragedy, while so many others—Sudan, Congo, Ukraine, Syria, the Uyghurs, the Druze, and more—go unmentioned? Why does our collective attention so rarely ...

At a time when climate disruption and political conflict are colliding in painful and often tragic ways, one extraordinary ...

This was the man who had taken on genocide scholar Dr. Martin Shaw in a legendary email debate, later published in The ...

Rabbi Berezniak’s story is deeply tied to Adath Israel’s survival. His family fled Poland in 1925, settling in Cuba after failing to reach America. His grandfather, a shochet, opened a kosher butcher ...

For the soul from all previous sojourns. And the Divine Conscience sits in judgment. But bestowed on condition justice is pursued. Michel M.J. Shore is a retired judge of the Federal Court of Canada ...

A cursory view of Western newspapers and political commentary might suggest that the core of this conflict is a ...

In Jewish tradition, we’ve heard this story before.

As many people — even Ehud Olmert — have been saying for over a year, there is no doubt that Israel is committing war crimes ...

In short, Csánky did not merely facilitate cultural plunder—he led it.

Wi-Fi signals, though invisible, don’t simply travel in straight lines. They bounce, scatter, and interfere with physical objects—including people. Each human body, depending on its size, shape, ...

What’s the image of yourself, you loud pro-“Palestinian” activist? Do you feel bold? Brave? A hero for the oppressed? Do you wear your kaffiyeh like a badge of honor while chanting for “liberation”, ...