Richard Sherman critiques Mayor Mamdani's portrayal of Nakba history, asserting inaccuracies regarding Inea Bushnaq's background and the "Visit Palestine" poster.

The letter discusses Bruce Ticker’s views on Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts, critiques Arafat's rejection of peace offers, and defends Israel's military actions.

While walking down the streets of Israel, one is literally surrounded by heroes; modest and anonymous civilians who a moment earlier were on the front lines.

YidKins promotes a life-transforming approach to dieting and exercise, encouraging indulgence and unique routines while incorporating Jewish culture and tradition.

In 2026, April Fool’s Day coincides with Passover, encouraging playful pranks during the seder, enhancing discussion, and humorously engaging family traditions while maintaining tradition.

Join your seder celebration with a Beatles-inspired Haggadah (or others) from Recustom, offering innovative rituals and engaging resources for a magical Passover experience.

by Joshua Kail, The Rebbitzman We are fast approaching Pesach. A holiday where Jews come together, tell the story of the Exodus, share a meal, and most importantly, welcome the stranger. Yet, there is one group of people who are not given the same kindness and empathy that we give to …

From 2015-2020, Harvard received over $894 million in foreign funding, leading to concerns over increasing Zionophobia and a declining Jewish student population on campus.

A guest commentary from the Rebbitzman, Joshua Kail.

The letter criticizes Professor Mahmoud Mamdani for undermining Israel's legitimacy, failing to address Palestinian leadership shortcomings, and highlights Israel's role in absorbing displaced Jews.

As the joint U.S.-Israel military campaign against Iran enters its third week, the Middle East Forum (MEF) today released three major policy papers by executive director Gregg Roman constituting a coordinated strategic framework for the coalition’s next phase.

Operation Epic Fury is not Trump's war or Netanyahu's war. It is Iran's war.

In 1964 Norman Rockwell painted "The Problem We All Live With", an iconic image of a black child going to school surrounded by four US marshals...

While the loss of children is a tragedy, responsibility for these deaths does not lie with the United States or Israel.

The Israeli left has significantly shifted from its initial support for Jewish settlements post-1967, reflecting changes in ideological perspectives and external influences.

This past week, we were given a stark reminder of the link between classic Nazi ideology and today’s Palestinian related anti-Semitism as expressed by a senior representative of the United Nations.

Some important new statistics about the Arab-Israeli conflict were released this week by Rescuers Without Borders, an Israeli NGO.

Rabbi Yisroel Bernath, author of "The Forgiveness Experiment," will lead transformative experiences on February 13-15, focusing on forgiveness as personal liberation.

Alongside the Democratic Party veering into open anti-Semitism and opting to end bipartisan support for Israel, there has also been a parallel shift and erosion of support for Israel among young Republicans that needs to be acknowledged.

Rabbi Marc Soloway of Congregation Bonai Shalom has officially become engaged to his partner, Rachel Lazar!

Critics of Israel, in the media and elsewhere, don’t seem to notice what this sort of news does to their arguments. If Israel was trying to commit genocide, why did it allow 100,000 of its intended victims to leave?

I have attended many performances of Fiddler, including seeing Zero Mostel in the original in NYC.

This may be a first for me. I agree completely with Bruce Ticker.

Dr. Raphael Medoff critiques a New York Times article for employing biased techniques that misrepresent Jewish community opinions and downplay the impact of controversial actions.

On January 1st, 2026, the Boulder Daily Camera published a front page article describing the June 1st, 2025 firebombing of the Run for Their Lives hostage advocacy group in downtown Boulder, as the most important event of the year in Boulder.