Nick Matau isn’t Jewish. So why is he fighting for Israel online? Known as “Nicholas the Zionist,” Nick Matau debates anti-Israel influencers — and presses them to defend their claims.
This week in Jewish history: The Khmelnytsky pogroms and the founding of Hebrew University This week in Jewish history, we remember the Khmelnytsky pogroms and the laying of Hebrew University’s first cornerstones.
US support for Israel continues to slide, including among Jewish Americans: new poll The poll found that nearly one-third (30%) of Jewish Americans described Israel’s military operations in Gaza as genocide.
Torah study and legal immunity: What are the new laws shaking Israel? Despite playing a central role in advancing the laws, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was absent from both final votes
Should Israel have welcomed Clavicular? Inside the debate dividing Jewish influencers Braden “Clavicular” Peters’ Israel trip has divided Jewish influencers, raising questions about redemption, influence, and where Israel draws the line.
New UN reports accuse Israel of targeting children: What do they actually say? An honest accounting of new reports by the UN is more complicated and more uncertain than a headline has room to hold.
‘Pulp Fiction’ producer Lawrence Bender on bringing October 7 drama ‘Red Alert’ to life More than 1,000 days after October 7, the creators of Paramount+’s “Red Alert” explain how they recreated the attacks with survivors’ help.
‘Birthright’ Review: A thought-provoking drama about Israel and American Jews Jonathan Spector’s “Birthright” uses a friend group’s story to explore Israel, October 7, politics, and Jewish identity.
How escaping Israel through Jordan changed my understanding of Pride I went to Israel for Pride. Days later, war forced me to flee through Jordan, changing the way I think about freedom, safety, and identity.
