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Featured Israel Judaism Opinion War & Peace 13 Min Read

Up From Zionism!

In 1959, William F. Buckley Jr. published Up From Liberalism, a piercing dissection of an American elite that had become intoxicated with its own virtue. He described a liberal class that preached freedom while practicing coercion, a group that prioritized engineered social progress over eternal truths, and who believed that

Featured Health 11 Min Read

Virtue, Vaccination, and the Disease of Coercion

The Tyranny of the 'Greater Good' In the tumultuous years of the COVID-19 pandemic, a seismic shift occurred in our public discourse. The language of health, once focused on personal well-being and medical guidance, morphed into a vocabulary of moral obligation, social utility, and, ultimately, coercion. A stark line was

Featured Israel Judaism War & Peace 16 Min Read

The Tyranny of Tolerance: How an Enlightenment Error Is Tearing Israel Apart

A recent, thoughtful critique of the idea of a "Jewish Compassion Deficit Syndrome" raised a crucial point about the pragmatic necessity of distinguishing friend from foe. Why, the commenter asked, should we hold an Arab village that supports Zionism to a different standard than our political allies? Why demand a