Talyah Ginsberg is a writer, paralegal, and unapologetic Zionist living in Ra’anana. She documents the beautiful disaster of Israeli life with wit, grit, and just enough hope to stay functional. Her ...

Procurement is not architecture. A battery is not a shield. On 2 March 2026 an Iranian Shahed launched by Hezbollah from Lebanon struck RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus. In one flight the hypothetical became ...

First and foremost, unless the war ends in some sort of debacle for the U.S. (hard to imagine at this stage), its standing is reinforced as a major power that is willing to put its money where its ...

Yet nothing had ever made me feel the way Israel did in that moment. I can still remember the state of mind I was in. It was ...

Parents recognize the maneuver instantly. They can see the part of Jewish identity that is being trimmed away for easier public consumption. They can see Israel quietly recast from a complicated ...

The global diplomatic landscape for Israel has undergone a seismic shift since October 7. The evidence is stark: mass protests in European capitals, Latin American nations severing ties, and ...

Having Tucker Carlson blame Chabad-Lubavitch for a global war with Iran was not on my 2026 bingo card. As someone who grew up ...

This divergence reflects a deeper question in international politics: why do many countries hesitate to support military action against Iran even when they distrust the Iranian regime? Most ...

“We are all Jews here,” he repeated as the barrel of the Luger pressed hard into his forehead. We are all Americans here was ...

Israelis believe this moment is their best – and maybe only – chance to free themselves of the existential threat of ...

The Washington Post obituary of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei opened with an oddly gentle portrait, “With his bushy white beard and ...

Gavin Newsom has made clear that political ambition outweighs any obligation to moral responsibility. Some have drawn ...