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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 publications such as The Los Angeles Times, The Jerusalem Post and International Herald Tribune. He and his wife, who have five children, live in Shilo.

A plethora of small and splinter parties could be leading the right to disaster.
What will their sermons hold for anxious congregants wanting to know if Jews are safe in the city?
People are so entrenched in their worldviews that they have lost the ability to judge themselves, their actions and their values, and refuse to be challenged with counter-information.
Nearly three years of war have highlighted the insufficient participation of certain sectors of society in the nation’s critical needs.
In the first quarter of the 20th century, the founder of Zionist Revisionism and the Betar Zionist youth movement had turned his attention to a parallel matter still relevant to our time.
What some have not grasped is that what they are digging for will most probably not serve as their temporary foxhole, but rather, will wind up being a deep pit of increased animosity.
Twisted language is an existential threat of real violence against Jews and Israel.
All’s fair in public protest: Progressives should expect resistance when they come to Israel for their pro-Palestinian causes.
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.