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Our mission is simple, and hopefully worthwhile: to help everyone better understand and become smarter about Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish world. In addition to our podcast, you’re invited to check out our digital publication: www.futureofjewish.com
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The normalization of antisemitism reveals a culture increasingly willing to debate (rather than condemn) explicit hatred of Jews.
In a time when fear often becomes the organizing principle of Jewish discourse, Tu B’Av suggests another foundation: joy as defiance, family as strategy, hope as infrastructure.
Our battlefield execution restored global confidence, revived capital flows, and reaffirmed Israel’s reputation as the world’s most resilient innovation economy.
To refer to Judaism as a religion is to misunderstand both its fragility and its strength. Religions convert or fade. Civilizations transform, regenerate, and argue with themselves — while persisting.
In the remote Negev, Israel is building deep-space infrastructure, AI partnerships, and Mars-analog testing grounds that position a town of 5,500 at the center of the $1.8 trillion space economy.
As anti-Israel activism intensifies within Britain’s largest teaching union, Jewish teachers describe a culture of intimidation, historical distortion, and political indoctrination.
Each war must be understood on its own terms, not through a template of previous conflicts.
Jewish culture won’t survive on fear, funding decks, and talking points alone.
Anti-Zionists don't argue Israeli policy anymore. Now they demand the exclusion of Israel (and Jews), revealing a movement that can no longer agree on whether it is practicing politics or persecution.
The truth many are afraid to say out loud is that the blue-square antisemitism campaign is not helping young Jews. It is actively harming them.
Tactics developed to delegitimize Israel are now being deployed to recast American law enforcement as an occupying force.
A $15-million Super Bowl awareness campaign can signal virtue, but it cannot substitute for building Jewish strength, identity, and continuity.
While cameras chase outrage and slogans, Israel’s national emergency service quietly crosses enemy lines, protects blood and babies underground, and saves lives without asking who deserves it.
Constructive doubt is the most Jewish way to teach Israel to the next generations of Jews.
From sand dunes to skyscrapers, many surprising moments have shaped “the Miami on the Mediterranean” — Tel Aviv.
Germany’s denazification after World War Two is often cited as the model example. But what exactly did it involve, how was it implemented, and did it succeed?
Celebrity political speech is loud, confident, and widely amplified, yet largely detached from consequence or accountability.
From the jazz-filled halls of Jaffa to the record-breaking success of Arab-Israeli students, this is the vibrant, messy, and resilient reality that the global protest movement chooses to ignore.
A new report shows exactly what Palestinian children are being taught. The silence from much of the West shows exactly what we’ve chosen to ignore.
The Left claims to abhor racism, but antisemitism is the one form of racism that it does not consider intellectually disgraceful.




