My grandfather survived Auschwitz, worked his ass off to get a PhD in physics despite 5 years of slave labor w no schooling, and came to the US to build the camera for the Apollo missions. But I guess you don't want ppl like that in our country anymore you ungrateful jackass

No one had more cumulative influence on the macroeconomic policy makers of the last generation than Stanley Fischer. Central Bank governors Ben Bernanke, Mario Draghi and Kazuo Ueda were his students, as were many others like me, who served in other capacities. We all were shaped

All those out there, in universities and beyond, “demanding” since oct 7 to “globalize the intifada”, you got it. Shame on all of you.

What begins with incitement against Israel’s right to exist and Zionism—the belief that Jews, like any other people, deserve a state of their own—ends in a terror attack. And then another. In Boulder, the antisemitic rant continued, even as a woman lies just feet away, burned,

The Supreme Court just put Venezuelan lives at risk — Congress must act In The Hill, Dany Bahar 🌎🎗️ says ending TPS for Venezuelans ignores they are fleeing dictatorship, and urges Congress to restore protections. ow.ly/6kNi50W05j2

This oped by Sheila Katz is exactly what every Jew in America right now is thinking. And everyone —Jewish or not— should read it. nytimes.com/2025/06/03/opi…

Amid shrinking foreign aid budgets and a potentially larger role for philanthropic funding, Dany Bahar 🌎🎗️ argues that focusing solely on cost-effectiveness risks narrowing ambition. Instead, aid should prioritize bold, transformative investments: bit.ly/4dEJHmM

The World Bank, Center for Global Development, and Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy #ABCDE Conference is coming up! The migration panel (feat. Dany Bahar 🌎🎗️, Caglar Ozden, Wendy Cunningham, and Caroline Theoharides) is on July 25 from 11.15-12.45 ET — mark your diaries... cgdev.org/event/annual-b…

Amid shrinking foreign aid budgets and a potentially larger role for philanthropic funding, Dany Bahar 🌎🎗️ argues that focusing solely on cost-effectiveness risks narrowing ambition. Instead, aid should prioritize bold, transformative investments: bit.ly/4dEJHmM