How Israel Can Deal with Hizballah without Another Lebanon War
A new security zone must be part of an offensive strategy.
May 8, 2026
A Jewish Approach to Concern Trolling, Public Shaming, and Call-Out Culture
Inflicting pain through words.
In American culture—perhaps appropriately for a people who hold freedom of speech sacred—the saying “sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me” has long had a kind of moral salience. But a recent, opposing trend warns against hate speech and “microaggressions,” while online mobs can “cancel” and publicly shame people for expressing the wrong opinions or using the wrong words.
May 8, 2026
Anti-Semitism Is Becoming Acceptable in New York City
The mob comes for the synagogues.
No, a Jewish Charter School Isn’t a Front for Shadowy Christian Nationalists
Jews have every right to fight for their religious freedom.
The Economic Consequences of War in the Strait of Hormuz—Nine Centuries Ago
A letter from a Jewish merchant.
A Jewish Approach to Concern Trolling, Public Shaming, and Call-Out Culture
Inflicting pain through words.