Future of Jewish

Does the Left actually want to see minorities succeed? Or has it grown too attached to eternal victimhood?

In this engaging discussion, guest James Beeman, an actor and award-winning screenwriter, dives deep into the complexities of antisemitism within segments of the black community. He shares a personal traumatic experience in Times Square amid escalating tensions linked to the Israel-Hamas conflict. Beeman explores the intersection of race and identity, revealing how historical struggles and stereotypes shape perceptions. He also examines the challenging dynamics between anti-racism activism and experiences of antisemitism, highlighting the need for solidarity and understanding.

I chose to move to Israel without ever setting foot in it because I believe, deep in my soul, we are fighting for a future that felt out of reach anywhere else.

Today’s progressives stand on Jewish shoulders and spit in Jewish faces.

So long as you say you hate “Zionists.” As if adding a few syllables makes the hatred more righteous.

Forget speeches. In the Middle East, deterrence is the only diplomacy.

I lost many Jewish friends since October 7th — not to death, but to indifference. They fight for everyone, except their own people.

Welcome to the ultimate cognitive dissonance in Israel: exhausted by war, unshaken by purpose.

Comfort breeds moral idealism, but also collective amnesia.

A people who have survived every form of tyranny are trying to warn you again.