Peter Beinart goes down a rabbit hole Are we to believe his depiction of what constitutes a modern-day Amalek? Yisrael Medad Feb. 9, 2025
Let’s put Zion back into Zionism In Zionism 1.0, the Temple Mount was given to the Jewish people in war. I believe that in Zionism 2.0, the Mount will be restored to the Jewish people through our prayer and the world’s deep desire for the real Zion. Shlomo Vile Feb. 6, 2025
World Zionist Congress incorporates Uganda federation into the fold “This is an opportunity for us to be heard at the international level, especially in Israel,” said Avram Mukibi of the Zionist Movement Uganda. Jan. 29, 2025
‘Shofar’s call to ‘rehabilitate’ Zionism And what is the need for that? Some scholars attempt to explain. Yisrael Medad Jan. 26, 2025
The unraveling of Liberal Zionism More than any other president, Biden embodied this shamefaced Liberal Zionism. Matthew Schultz Jan. 23, 2025
What’s in a name? Throughout the centuries, maps of Palestine included the names “Judea” and “Samaria” with “West Bank” quite lacking. Yisrael Medad Jan. 21, 2025
The Ugandanists still exist The same weakness of character that saw some Zionists abandon Israel for Uganda still exists among the Jewish people today. Rabbi Uri Pilichowski Jan. 9, 2025
The cathartic effects of the past year on Jewish life and identity Just as the 1929 Hebron massacre galvanized Jews in Israel to strengthen their defenses and solidify the foundation of Zionism, today’s challenges are sparking a similar resolve. Daniel Rosen Jan. 7, 2025
The war of resurrection By defying the Biden administration to secure Israeli victory, Israel showed the American people that the “plucky little Israel” they had long admired was back in business. Caroline B. Glick Dec. 23, 2024