In 100 years from now, Benjamin Netanyahu will be remembered in history books all across the globe as a prominent Zionist and impactful figure in the State of Israel. However, between internal political struggles, the unexpected loss to Iranian diplomats in securing a normalization agreement with Saudi Arabia, and the recent Credit rating warning; Netanyahu’s overall good name might be tainted forever and replaced with something far worse. His legacy as a Prime Minister leading Israel into a bright future is slowly being replaced with the legacy of one who is unintentionally leading his country into the terrifying unknown.

16 April 2023

Read more: Will Netanyahu's Recent Miscalculations Destroy His Entire Legacy?

The Jewish religion places a high value on human life. In religious belief, the act of saving a life is considered a “mitzvah”, otherwise known as a good deed, and yet, in line with the fact that Jews are a race, a nation of people with a common ancestry, heritage, and tradition, the importance of preserving life is not limited to the devoutly religious, but to Jews across the observational spectrum. Sadly, the recent wave of devastating and senseless terror attacks in Israel highlights this fact and shows a distinction between the two peoples who claim the land as their own.

13 April 2023

Read more: Jewish Values On Full Display Even During Wave Of Deadly Terror

Every year ahead of Passover, a few lone-wolf radical Israelis embark on a mission to secretly bring a lamb to the Temple Mount, to conduct the ancient Passover sacrifice that was traditionally offered to God by the high priests, or Kohanim, of the first and second Temple; and every single year the small groups are stopped and arrested by Israeli authorities who are committed to maintaining the peace and status quo on Temple Mount, known in the Muslim world as the Al-Aqsa mosque compound.

07 April 2023

Read more: Where Is The Outrage From Muslims Over Palestinian Desecration Of Al Aqsa?

The recent protests in Israel and ongoing heated debate surrounding the sitting right-wing coalition and their various policy reforms seem to be the latest talking point surrounding the neverending international media coverage of the Zionist state. Perhaps media outlets, and Israeli protesters on both sides think their strong opinions and the cause are something new and groundbreaking in the development of the Jewish people; but like anything else in the world, especially fundamental debates of this sort, it is the farthest thing from being new and has been walking side-by-side with the Jewish people for thousands of years.

29 March 2023

Read more: Judaism's Three Thousand Year-Old Debate: Traditionalism Vs. Liberalism

The recent protests and civil disruptions in Israel over the proposed changes to the power of the Judicial branch of government should never have happened. The fact is, Israel’s system of government is not complete, and the founders of the government knew that nearly 75 years ago. The way Israel’s ‘balance of power’ is structured is flawed, and it does need reform, however, how it is being done is wrong. The fight over the judiciary is about how judges are chosen, and what powers the courts have when it comes to Knesset legislation among others. All of these could have and should have been addressed in Israel’s constitution, and yet sadly, after three-quarters of a century, the Jewish State still does not have one.

28 March 2023

Read more: The Seeds For The Recent Protests Over Judicial Reform Began In 1948