Last month, the JPPI – Jewish People Policy Institute – published The Essential Guide to October 7th and its Aftermath: Facts, Figures, History – my how-to-defend-Israel guide. This week, Wicked Son is publishing To Resist the Academic Intifada: Letters to My Students on Defending the Zionist Dream – my why-to-celebrate-Israel manifesto. The story of that book is the story of a changing agenda over three years.

I realize this program of action may be uncomfortable for many American Jews. Still, the cost of the American Jewish vote for the Democratic party must include policies that will advance Jewish security and identity for the future.

As France enters a period of potential political instability, the stakes for its Jewish citizens and its relationship with Israel are high.

Is the NAACP excluding the kinds of Jewish activists that founded it when it expands its focus to include international issues?

Stuart Eizenstat, JPPI’s Co-Chair: “The Best Practices were drafted with the awareness that there are differing legal systems and that states act within the context of their own laws.”

Over the past few years, a chasm has gradually opened up between Israel and American Jewry, the world’s largest Diaspora community.

Violence in France is not deemed antisemitic, but concerns about a potential right-wing backlash arise.