Jason Watson, at The Blogs

Jason Watson

Jun 25, 2025, 10:14 PM

Photo taken by the author in Jerusalem, Israel.

What comes after war when nothing really feels over? The missiles have stopped, for now. It’s been over 24 hours since the last alert. Bomb shelters are still technically open, just in case, but the streets are back to life. Cafes,...

Jun 18, 2025, 9:00 PM

We Stay When the Missiles Fly

A Chickasaw-Israeli take on war, home and what it means to belong By the time you see the missiles, they’ve already been in the air for minutes. Long streaks arching across the night sky, some high and silent, others low...

Jun 11, 2025, 5:56 PM

Indigenous Resilience: The Six-Day War and Beyond

Photo taken by the author in the Golan Heights, Israel.

In a world of rising terror and distorted narratives, Indigenous resilience offers a principled path forward, rooted in truth, strategy, and survival Last week marked the anniversary of the Six-Day War: an event that shaped not only the modern State...

May 26, 2025, 10:29 PM

How American Jews, and Allies Like Me, Can Confront Terror

Living between cultures, I’ve seen how unchecked slogans turn into real-world terror, and why we must speak up. The news of another attack, this time committed in the name of “Free Palestine,” did not come as a surprise. It came...

About Me

Jason Watson is an American-Israeli and citizen of the Chickasaw Nation. He is Deputy Director of Indigenous Bridges, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of Indigenous communities around the world. He also works as an educator with an education nonprofit focused on English language programs and cross-cultural learning in Israel.

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