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:

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

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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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Yesterday's Eurovision painted a vivid picture of the current state of Europe's cultural and societal health, a scenario that is as...