Canadian public radio reporter Élisa Serret went on a live broadcast spouting classic tropes: Jews control American politics, run Hollywood, and dominate big cities. Radio-Canada suspended her and issued an apology, calling her remarks stereotypical and erroneous. But that’s not enough. She should be fired. Period. It was just another purulent symptom of the deep …
Israel’s Defense Innovation Expands to India
Israeli vehicle manufacturer Tomcar is partnering with India’s JSW Group to produce military vehicles in Punjab’s Chandigarh region. The agreement isn’t just about business—it’s a testament to Israel’s global reputation for defense innovation. India, one of the world’s fastest-growing defense markets, is looking to Israeli know-how to strengthen its own capabilities. This collaboration reinforces Israel’s …
Shopify’s Marketplace of Antisemitic Hate
When StopAntisemitism.org revealed that a Shopify storefront was selling shirts portraying Jews with grotesque Nazi imagery, it wasn’t just another case of offensive merchandise. It was a fresh wound for a people already reeling from an avalanche of antisemitic incidents and attacks. Each time such propaganda surfaces, it reinforces ancient lies about Jews, turning hate …
Jewish Voters Soundly Reject Mamdani in Mayoral Poll
A fresh Siena College survey has delivered sobering news for Democratic mayoral contender Zohran Mamdani: New York City’s Jewish voters overwhelmingly disapprove of him. Three out of four view the Queens Democrat unfavorably, with only 15 percent offering a positive rating—numbers that stand in stark contrast to the more mixed opinion of the general electorate. …
Mourning a Jewish Leader—Wesley LePatner, Z”L
The Jewish community lost one of its most dedicated lay leaders this week. Wesley LePatner, tragically killed in a Manhattan mass shooting, was known for her active role in Jewish communal life. She served in multiple leadership capacities, investing her time and talent in strengthening institutions that serve Jews across the country. While her affiliations …
The DOJ Follows the Money—Straight to Hamas
The U.S. Department of Justice just made a major move to choke off terrorist financing, filing a forfeiture claim on nearly $2 million in cryptocurrency traced to Hamas. These weren’t random wallets. The digital funds were tied to Gaza-based money transfer companies and were hosted on major platforms like Binance and Tether. Hamas isn’t just …
Big Tech Is Cracking Under the Pressure—and Israel Is the Target
From Google to Microsoft to Nvidia, America’s tech giants are facing a coordinated internal revolt—not over labor rights or product safety, but over their willingness to do business with Israel. Employees are interrupting keynotes, storming offices, and accusing their companies of “facilitating genocide.” Activist shareholders are pushing resolutions to investigate “Israeli war crimes,” while groups …
Piers Morgan Is No Ally—He’s a Megaphone for Antisemites
Let’s stop pretending Piers Morgan is some friend to the Jewish people. His latest behavior makes clear what many of us have suspected for a while: his platform has become a safe haven for Israel-haters and Hamas apologists. While brave advocates like Emily Schrader and Eylon Levy go on his show to speak truth, Morgan …
AOC’s Protégé Wins—And New York’s Jews Lose
New York’s 36th Assembly District just sent a chilling message: anti-Zionism and soft-on-terror rhetoric are not only tolerated—they’re electable. Andrew Cuomo, a mainstream pro-Israel Democrat, lost to Zohran Mamdani, a DSA-backed candidate who still won’t condemn the Hamas attacks of October 7. Mamdani instead accuses Israel of genocide—while Jews bury their dead from the worst …
What Building a Nonprofit Taught Me About Business
Scaling Kars4Kids from a small, local car-donation outfit into a nationally recognized nonprofit taught me lessons most CEOs only learn in the for-profit world. For starters, marketing isn’t optional—it’s mission-critical. We’ve turned donors into advocates through catchy jingles and bold campaigns, all while staying true to our purpose. As I once shared in an interview, …