Micah Halpern
Brilliant Hebrew calendar: More than just dates - opinion
New York is not Berlin in the 1930s, but the fear is real - opinion
Trump, Iran, and the dilemma facing today’s lovers of Zion - opinion
Despite media hype, Trump and Netanyahu remain united on Middle East - opinion
It is a serious mistake for anyone, especially Iran and Hezbollah, to think that this squabble means that the Trump White House is wavering on support for Israel.
Jewish safety is not negotiable - opinion
Every democratically elected leader, especially the mayor of NYC, needs to clearly and unequivocally condemn attacks against Jews in his city.
The strategic logic behind Trump’s Middle East unpredictability - opinion
There is no doubt that Israel is safer today than it was pre-February 27, 2026, when the first proverbial shots were fired over Iran.
Unabashedly proud of being Jewish: A stand against antisemitism in New York City - opinion
Jewish history, culture, and Jewish identity are intertwined with New York City.
Israel’s shift from seeking approval to shaping global narrative - opinion
It took the international responses to the October 7 massacre and the vicious antisemitism, the horrors, and the deaths for Israel to mature.
From the October 7 massacre to Operation Roaring Lion, Jews endure, thrive this Passover - opinion
Jewish survival, defiance, and hope shine as Passover 2026 is observed in a world of challenges.
Iranian expats face the same awakening Jews felt after October 7 - opinion
Iranian expats expected support for their struggle. Instead, many in the West defended the regime they fled.
Anti-Jewish attacks surge across New York City after Oct. 7, and Mamdani is not to blame - opinion
Since the October 7 massacre, NYC has seen a dramatic rise in antisemitism, from street harassment to synagogue threats.
Trump-Netanyahu effect: Iran caught off guard and off balance - opinion
Tehran struggles to respond as Trump and Netanyahu disrupt Iran’s usual strategic strategy for control in the region.
From Hillel and Shamai to Trump and Netanyahu: Polarized, divided Jewry is dangerous - opinion
Jews have always had differences of opinion, and it has never shown the best of us. We can't be divided anymore.