Palestine 1936 by Oren Kessler
Oren Kessler examines the Great Arab Revolt of 1936–1939 and the origins of the modern Middle East conflict.
Does the Democratic Party Still Have a Place for Jewish Voters?
As Israel becomes a political litmus test, longtime Democratic supporters are increasingly questioning where they fit.
The Obama Presidential Center Opens to Capacity Crowds on Day One
Visitors filled the 19-acre campus as the long-awaited presidential center welcomed its first public guests.
When “Judeo-Christian” Leaves Out the Judeo
The irony of promoting Christian-only leadership at a panel celebrating Judeo-Christian values was impossible to miss.
Facts Have an Annoying Tendency to Survive Executive Orders
A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore exhibits on slavery, climate change, and civil rights removed from national parks. Facts, however, were not consulted before the removal.
Antisemitism, an American Tradition by Pamela S. Nadell
How antisemitism became embedded in American life—and why it still persists
Who Runs American Elections?
The Constitution’s answer is clear. The Trump administration’s latest proposal suggests it has a different one.
Principles for Republicans, Excuses for Democrats
The party’s response to Graham Platner exposes a selective moral standard—and a growing willingness to ignore rhetoric that crosses clear lines
America’s Birthday Is Not About Donald Trump
From Freedom 250 to the Kennedy Center, the recurring theme is impossible to miss: every institution and every celebration must revolve around him.
Apparently Airports Are Woke Now
The administration’s latest immigration threat sounds less like policy and more like a cable-news tantrum.
Congress Just Voted to Out Trans Kids
H.R. 2616 is not about “parental rights.” It’s about federally mandated betrayal dressed up as child protection.
There Is No Excuse for This
A Democratic congressional candidate in Texas is advancing rhetoric about Jews and “Zionists” that should be disqualifying in any political context.
When Pride Starts Drawing Lines Around Who Belongs
For many LGBTQ Jews, inclusion in queer spaces now feels conditional, unstable, and politically negotiable
Making Trans People Disappear, One Form at a Time
The latest SAMHSA revisions are part of a broader effort to render transgender Americans invisible to the federal government.
Ten Years of Still Being Alive
A decade after starting HRT, the gender-affirming care that made survival possible is under threat.
A Republic, Not a Throne
America rejected monarchy. The White House shouldn’t forget.
Hello Covid...
A quick post-and-run post-diagnosis
One Signature Away: Idaho Is About to Criminalize Using the Bathroom
Police say it’s unworkable. Lawmakers passed it anyway.
When Character Doesn’t Matter, Who Does?
Platner’s record would be disqualifying anywhere else. Why are prominent Democrats embracing him—and what does it say about the party?
Idaho Isn’t Protecting Women. It’s Legalizing Harassment.
Five years in prison for using the wrong bathroom—and no evidence it makes anyone safer.
