Explore the unique aspects of human greatness and free will in the age of AI, emphasizing how our ability to transcend programming defines true human excellence.

Explore the worldwide stance on Israel, examining how global opinions are aligned either in support or opposition.

Witness the inspiring story of a young girl advocating against disparagement of the Jewish people, carrying forward the legacy of Yosef Haim Hershkovitz zt”l and promoting unity.

Discover a poignant encounter between a Jew and a soldier at the Western Wall, reflecting on the bond between the Jewish people and the Israeli military.

Explore the timeless importance of standing by principles and embracing life's ideals, reflecting on historical wisdom and contemporary challenges.

Explore the inspiring journey of Ayman Abu Subuh (now Dor Shahar) from Gaza to Judaism, contrasting with the political dynamics at Ivy League universities.

Explore the profound lessons of freedom and servitude from the Passover narrative, highlighting the choice between serving noble ideals or being tethered to impulses.

Explore the deep-rooted values shaping Western civilization and the consequences of their decay, echoing through history and societal fabric.

Explore the deep significance of the Hebrew words "Urim and Tumim" on Yale's emblem and their connection to moral values, transcending mere academic achievement.

Discover the paradoxical wisdom of "Great People and Petty People" in this insightful blog, exploring the profound significance of outwardly modest actions over grandiose gestures for genuine growth and societal enrichment

Understanding the antisemitic mindset can be quite revealing. We'll explore the underlying mindset that fuels the perceived or real grievances against the Jewish people. Doing so can help us transform concern into a resonant sense of identity and purpose.

The triggers of antisemitism can change with socioeconomic shifts, but the root cause underlies all its manifestations. Understanding this root cause can deepen our understanding of what the Jewish people embody. Here, we'll identify what the anti-semite finds disturbing about the Jewish people.

We have established in previous articles that antisemitism at its root is an aversion to accountability to a Higher Authority that Jews inherently symbolize. It is not a product of Jewish social standing or conduct.