Last weekend, Jews around the world read Parashat Yitro, the section of the Torah that recounts one of the most transformative moments in history: the giving of the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai. For Jews, this reading is part of an unbroken weekly cycle spanning thousands of years. Each Shabbat, communities across continents read the same portion. But Yitro is not only a Jewish milestone. It marks a turning point in human civilization. In this Parasha, the Israelites arriv

As I watched the Grammy Awards unfold on February 1, 2026, one thing became painfully clear: Hollywood has completely lost its credibility. Not a single word was uttered about the horrific massacre in Iran, where the regime slaughtered tens of thousands in just two nights. According to reports from opposition outlets and international media, over 30,000 people—possibly as high as 36,500—were killed by Iranian security forces during a brutal crackdown on protests on January 8-

As someone living in Tel Aviv, I’ve traveled internationally quite a bit, but my recent trip to Belgium for my nephew’s Bar Mitzvah left me with a troubling sense of unease. What should have been a joyous family occasion was overshadowed by a series of frustrating delays and inconveniences at Brussels Zaventem Airport—the gateway to the EU capital. While I can’t prove these were deliberate acts of sabotage, the pattern feels all too familiar to those of us flying from Israel:

In an era where political violence seems to lurk just beneath the surface of America’s polarized discourse, the brutal murder of...

After years of working with hundreds of professionals—across my organization and with partners and leaders around the globe—I’ve developed a belief that might surprise some: if you want to understand how a person thinks, how they lead, and how a project will perform, look at their spreadsheet.

Critics of the IHRA claim they are protecting free speech, but in reality, they are imposing a double standard. They argue that people shoul

This week has broken me. I can’t stop thinking about them—the Bibas family, Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir—stolen from us in a way that rips open...

For years, I have been a vocal defender of Israel, striving to articulate the reality of living under the shadow of constant terror. The...

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In today’s polarized climate, cultural boycotts have become a tool for enforcing ideological conformity. A recent trend exemplifies this...

The recent U.S. election has highlighted a significant transformation in the media landscape. Mainstream media, once the gatekeeper of...

A Historical Perspective on European Identity Europe's rich cultural tapestry has evolved over millennia, drawing from the philosophical...

Over the past few decades, society has undergone a significant transformation. The values of hard work, excellence, and long-term...

Rafah, a city in the southern Gaza Strip, has recently become the focal point of Israel/Hamas war due to Israel's military operations and th

In a recent talk at the Ximus Forum, Dr. Yossi Maaravi, the School Dean and Co-founder of the Adelson School of Entrepreneurship at...

Last week, I was invited to a conversation on the JewFunction Podcast. Lio Spiegler asked me about the benefits of being Jewish. This is...

Radical progressivism, much like radical ideologies, often advocates for a fundamental overhaul of societal structures. Both movements...

I recently got my hands on a lesson plan for Arab-American Heritage Month, which is taught to 5th graders in Los Angeles public schools....

In recent years, the phenomenon of cancel culture has become increasingly prevalent, particularly among radical progressive groups. These...

In an era where social media reigns supreme, the landscape of leadership has undergone a profound transformation.