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Yisrael Medad is an American-born Israeli journalist, author and former director of educational programming at the Menachem Begin Heritage Center. A graduate of Yeshiva University, he made aliyah in 1970 and has since held key roles in Israeli politics, media and education. A member of Israel’s Media Watch executive board, he has contributed to major publications, including The Los Angeles Times, The Jerusalem Post and International Herald Tribune. He and his wife, who have five children, live in Shilo.

Now that the primaries are over, what is important is that the New York City mayor’s anti-Jewish and anti-Israel orientation is influencing the balance of political power.
Force and dominance are the instruments of relief for the younger generation.
A response to why certain Jewish creative writers were left out of an anthology.
The organization’s members are proceeding with intent and malice to dismantle American Jewry.
What we are witnessing, at least in New York City, is a realignment of political forces—a new Jewish establishment.
Israeli literature has recently come under attack and assault.
The clouds in the Diaspora are darkening. Where is the Jewish community en masse? Where are the politicians and protection?
The designation is defined by Israel’s opponents and enemies, and is a direct consequence of their version of history.
While all they are doing is talking, the true evil is emboldening those who hate, channeled through computers and other online instruments.
Freedom of worship near the Western Wall depends on a mix of older history and newer developments, both amid the ruckus of who believes what.
Rejecting buffer zones around synagogues is not about free speech. It’s about a hate-filled and false anti-Jewish narrative through what leftist circles call “‘resistance.”
Highlighting a few basic irrationalities, historical corruptions and misleading “facts” should illustrate to younger Jewish generations that the ideology they face is not new.