The universities’ betrayal of the university Institutions of higher education have embraced ignorance and intolerance. Shira Weissbach and Asaf Romirowsky May 16, 2024
The academy promotes Hamas Bigoted academics and students must be held accountable for their hatreds. Asaf Romirowsky and Alex Joffe Nov. 13, 2023
The Zionist dream at 75 Normalcy and Jewish self-identity have become part of the struggle for the Diaspora as it comes to terms with what the Zionist enterprise built, warts and all. Asaf Romirowsky April 25, 2023
The distinctiveness of the Balfour Declaration It’s worth framing the historical conversation on the document with the use of firsthand observers. Asaf Romirowsky Nov. 4, 2021
Rabbis for Hamas So warped are the perceptions of Western academics that even American Jewish rabbinical students are effectively shilling for an Islamist terror organization committed to killing Jews. Asaf Romirowsky May 26, 2021
The true nature of tolerance American Jews have once again been forced to choose between their Jewish identity and a “pluralism” that generates intolerance. Asaf Romirowsky Jan. 24, 2021
The never-ending ‘struggle for Palestine’ The binary view of the Arab-Israeli conflict that has prevailed for decades may have shifted following the Abraham Accords. But if so, what comes next? Asaf Romirowsky Nov. 17, 2020
Facts find no room in the world of BDS Anti-Semitism is the only form of hate speech that cancel culture has no problem tolerating, while pro-Israel stances remain occasions to cancel those who dare express it. Asaf Romirowsky and Alex Joffe Sept. 21, 2020
‘If you will it, it is no dream’ … but only on our terms The necessity of a Jewish nation was a foundational premise for the founding fathers of Zionism, no matter what their political persuasion. That understanding was once shared by most American Jews. Asaf Romirowsky Feb. 11, 2020
