Anti-Israel

Perhaps the real question is not whether Israel should welcome Tommy Robinson’s support, but why, in this age of moral confusion, so few others have the courage to do the same.

Zohran Mamdani’s triumph is not only his; it is the triumph of an ideological shift in which antisemitism no longer carries a political cost. Just the opposite. It has become socially acceptable.

Adam Louis-Klein’s Movement Against Antizionism (MAAZ) calls for a paradigm shift, identifying antizionism as a hate movement that endangers Jewish communities through dangerous narratives and libels.

The largest number of claims and unhonored tickets British Airways will have faced this year, and likely in many years, involve Israelis.

While I will not tell people who I think they should vote for, I will continue to examine, through a Jewish lens, issues of concern I hope my congregants will consider when they vote.

American universities may not have the answer to antisemitism, but they also aren’t breeding grounds of hate.

Successive Egyptian governments have nurtured anti-Israel sentiment through education, media, professional unions, and cultural institutions.

Following the Gaza ceasefire, anti-Israel activists ramp up calls to dismantle Zionism, demanding arms embargoes, Palestinian sovereignty, and the right of return.

Hundreds of thousands rallied in London calling for a Palestinian state, despite the current ceasefire in Gaza.

We can only hope that the day will come when we can talk to one another and not fear that we will lose our job, go to prison, or even face a death sentence.