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Israelis are not becoming less Western. They are becoming less naive.

Thirty-two years after 85 people were murdered at a Jewish community center, Iran and Hezbollah are still exporting terror — and the world is still struggling to confront them.

Orthodox Jewish communities have built their lives around obligation, family, education, and continuity. The rest of us should pay attention.

They described it as “a safe space for difficult conversations.” What they really wanted was an Israeli who would sit quietly and confess.

The most powerful Jewish expressions of love often never use the words “I love you.”

To radical ideologues, Jews and Argentines commit the same unforgivable sin.

Arab leaders say Israel's prime minister blocks peace. What they really mean is stability on their terms.

In their versions of the West Bank, not a single Palestinian makes a choice. They are only shown as victims, there to be pitied and filmed. And no Israeli is shown as a real person.

First they deny our history. Then they build over it.

Jews teach Israel as a historical necessity, a geopolitical argument, and an emergency shelter. We rarely teach it as a place overflowing with things that Jews of all kinds might actually enjoy.