I chose to bear witness to the atrocities of Oct 7. After surviving the attacks myself I chose to see the footage. I saw the rape, torture, burned bodies. Most victims can’t speak, so I will. Now that it’s confirmed: Why was it so hard to believe them?

📢 Strategic Briefing | July 9 | 12–12:45 PM ET Since Oct. 7, Israel—with U.S. support—has hit back hard at Iran’s axis: Hamas, Hezbollah, Houthis & Syria. Hamas still holds hostages & fuels Gaza’s crisis. 🔍 Topics: • Iran’s fading influence • Hezbollah’s decline • Syria’s

It’s infuriating. How can anyone accuse Jews of committing the very atrocity that was committed against us? We LIVED through the Holocaust. To weaponize that word against us is not only offensive, it’s a disgusting distortion of history. You have no right.

Seeing people deny the Holocaust was bad enough. But now seeing people falsely accuse the Jewish nation of perpetuating a genocide, the very thing they deny we even went through is beyond frustrating!

BREAKING: A Hezbollah-linked group that tries to get Israeli soldiers abroad in legal trouble claims it targeted two Israelis at Tomorrowland festival in BELGIUM 🇧🇪. They report that the Israelis were interrogated then released, implying what should be obvious: that they were

Woke up to videos of the Manhattan shooting, the sound of gunshots triggered my PTSD from Oct 7. I've said it before and I’ll say it again, I don’t feel safe in NYC, the place I’ve called home my entire life. I fear if Mamdani wins, a man who won’t condemn “globalize the

Just this morning a truck drove past me filled with food going to the Gaza border. Food that most likely won’t make it to the hands of Gazans who need it. And let’s be clear, Israel is not the force stopping the food from getting to them.

On Tisha B’Av, we mourn the destruction of our Temples and generations of exile. Today, as antisemitism rises and our indigeneity to Israel is questioned, we remember: we’ve wept for Jerusalem for 2,000 years, not as visitors, but as a people returning home.

Yes there are people starving in Gaza. It’s true. But it’s not who the entire world has been brainwashed to think it is. It’s not the Gazans, it’s our hostages. Our hostages are being starved to death. And Hamas is broadcasting it for the whole world to see. This isn’t a fake

Insightful piece by Sacha Roytman on Hamas’ use of the Gaza crisis to fuel global antisemitism (The Washington Times)

Just got back from Israel yesterday, and nothing says ‘welcome back’ quite like protests about a place you’ve just returned from, probably by people who’ve never even been there.

In Woodside Queens, Gaza Deli & Grill stands with outer walls painted “Free Gaza” and “Save Al Aqsa,” alongside an image of a woman in a kafiya and a watermelon, symbols that have taken on charged meaning in today’s climate. As a survivor of the October 7th Nova Festival

The Antisemitism Research Center (ARC) by CAM monitored the following incidents this week: 211 antisemitic incidents. In one week. A 21% surge in hate, from assaults in Montreal & Venice, to vandalism in The Hague, to an air traffic controller in Paris targeting an Israeli

She lost 2 fingers. 🤟 She survived 471 days in Hamas captivity. Yesterday she stood in Tel Aviv holding a sign: FCK HMS. Emily Damari is the face of Jewish resilience.

Tonight marks the yahrzeit of 6 hostages brutally murdered in Gaza: Ori Danino, Carmel Gat, Hersh Goldberg Polin, Alexander Lonanov, Almog Sarusi, and Eden Yerushalmi. As a survivor of Oct 7, I carry their memory with me. I speak out for them, and for all those we lost. I won’t

Sarah Raviani is saying what few are willing to: Why is the world silent when the Iranian regime murders its own people? Why do some cheer for that same regime just because it opposes Israel? Why does outrage only erupt when Israel is involved? It was never about human rights. It

Today is International Remembrance Day for Victims of Terror. Today I remember every life lost on October 7th. They are the reason I started speaking out, and the reason I won’t stop. I speak to honor them, to keep their memory alive, and to fight for a world where this never

The Antisemitism Research Center (ARC) by CAM has recorded an 83.3% surge in violent antisemitic acts globally over the past two weeks. Recent incidents include attacks in Austria, Canada, France, Poland, the U.S., Australia, and Thailand. Full report: combatantisemitism.org/newsletters/we…