For decades, support for Israel functioned as one of Washington’s few unchallenged orthodoxies. That consensus is now cracking, and the fracture line runs straight through the American youth electorate. The latest findings from the Yale Youth Poll confirm that a generational realignment is well underway, one that cuts across party lines and increasingly places Israel […]
Most Americans have never heard of the Mega Group. Yet this quiet consortium of Jewish billionaires has drifted back into public view because of renewed scrutiny of Jeffrey Epstein. His name dominates headlines again, and with it a strange supporting cast of oligarchs, intelligence veterans, and philanthropic power brokers. At the center of this cast […]
Just as the upheavals of the 1960s sent led to neoconservatism among a significant number of Jews, the shock of October 7 has once again opened a path rightward—this time toward sitting President Donald Trump. Bill Ackman, billionaire hedge fund CEO and Harvard alumnus, became the most visible example. Starting November 2023, Ackman became obsessed […]
The story of a man who turned a lifetime of pro-Israel service into the ultimate form of political protection. The news came in quietly from a federal prison in West Virginia. Juan Orlando Hernández, the former president of Honduras once sentenced to spend most of the rest of his life behind bars, had walked out […]
Inside the emails that reveal Epstein’s covert crusade against Iran. On the morning of August 10, 2019, Jeffrey Epstein was found unresponsive in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan. The infamous JEwish financier and convicted sex offender was transported in cardiac arrest to New York Downtown Hospital, where he was pronounced dead […]
Something unmistakable happened on October 8, 2023—the day after Hamas’s attack on Israel. As the shock settled in, Jewish students, professionals, and ordinary families looked around and realized the political and cultural landscape had shifted beneath their feet. The sudden appearance of pro-Palestinian rallies, campus encampments, and celebratory rhetoric left many Jews feeling blindsided. And […]
The execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg in 1953 marked one of the most charged moments of the early Cold War. The couple had been arrested in 1950 and convicted in 1951 for conspiring to pass United States atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. Their deaths in the electric chair were the first peacetime executions […]
