It is now time for the Jewish people to start thinking about how we use technology and our gift for innovation to defend our people and our country in the online war for public opinion.
It is now time for the Jewish people to start thinking about how we use technology and our gift for innovation to defend our people and our country in the online war for public opinion.
A rabbi in France was brutally assaulted by a teen as he walked home from the synagogue with his 9-year-old son on Saturday night — as French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the attack as a sign of the “poison of antisemitism.”
Eli Sharabi, the only member of his family to survive Hamas’s genocidal Oct. 7 massacre and ongoing terrorism, told the United Nations bluntly who is stealing Gazan aid: Hamas.
An influencer who digitally removed a yellow hostage ribbon from a photo of actor Jason Isaacs has taken the post down following intervention from entertainment network Sky.
As if being a janitor at Columbia University weren't tough enough, what with spoiled, entitled, brats littering the hallways and leaving half-eaten sandwiches for them to clean up in the student lounges, endlessly nattering about their futures being so bright they've got to wear shades, the janitors have also had to scrub swastikas and get taken hostage, too as part of their package.
Few progressive maxims are more sacrosanct than the idea that African Americans are “incapable of racism.” Racism is a specific evil directed at black people; it is particularist, not universal. This philosophy is a by-product of the effort to understand the violent racial unrest that coursed through American cities in the mid-1960s.
Moves by the Trump administration to address rampant antisemitism across American college campuses have finally provided Jews with something the Biden-Harris White House so frustratingly failed to deliver — a sense that Washington is taking this crisis seriously.
In different ways, new podcast hosts Gavin Newsom and Michelle Obama are picking up where Kamala Harris left off
The Israeli government calls the offer ‘manipulation and psychological warfare’, stressing that Hamas still refuses to extend the first temporary phase of the ceasefire
