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Annette Poizner

Sep 2, 2026, 8:43 PM

A Sweet (and Sour) New Year: Where Jewish and Chinese Wisdom Meet

At Rosh Hashanah tables around the world, Jews will perform a familiar ritual. We will dip an apple into honey and ask G-d to grant us a good and sweet year. The meaning seems obvious. The apple is sweet. The...

Silas Anastacio

Sep 2, 2026, 5:07 AM

Hillel São Paulo gathers 150 youth at Business Club in BTG Pactual

When young people gather to talk about careers, dreams, and the future, the conversation often goes far beyond the job market. That was the case on August 26, when around 150 participants joined another edition of Hillel São Paulo’s...

Steve Glickstein

Aug 26, 2026, 4:54 AM

What If Silence Isn’t Indifference?

The message they typed… but never sent.

What if we’ve been getting silence wrong? When a friend says nothing about antisemitism, Israel, or the war, it’s easy to assume they don’t care. Silence feels like absence. It feels like distance. It feels like indifference. But what...

Annette Poizner

Aug 21, 2026, 5:26 AM

The Ancestors Within Us: A Chinese and Jewish Legacy

A remarkable scientific claim has recently been travelling around social media. Spend ten minutes a day thinking about one grandparent, it says, and after thirty days, genes inherited from that grandparent will become more active. It is a captivating idea. It...

Aug 20, 2026, 6:43 AM

For nearly three years, we have heard the stories.

Photo of Jewish students at Queen’s, via Hillel Ontario’s website.

Jewish students have been harassed and intimidated. They have watched spaces they once considered welcoming become hostile to them. They have learned to think twice before wearing a Star of David, speaking openly about Israel or identifying themselves as...

Mihran Kalaydjian

Aug 17, 2026, 11:47 AM

The Democratic Party’s Jewish Reckoning Has Arrived

Abdul El-Sayed’s Michigan victory has forced Jewish Democrats to confront a question their party can no longer evade: How much are Jewish voters expected to tolerate in the name of defeating Donald Trump? There comes a point when political loyalty...

Steve Glickstein

Aug 12, 2026, 4:54 AM

Disarm Antisemitism in 20 Seconds

Disarming prejudice: One cup of coffee at a time.

The next time you hear antisemitism over coffee, resist the urge to give a history lecture. Most of us instinctively reach for facts—citing dates, stats, or global headlines. But the moment you start lecturing, the other person’s eyes glaze over....

Steve Glickstein

Jul 30, 2026, 12:30 PM

Debates Don’t Defeat Antisemitism—Relationships Do

Image created by Steve Glickstein using Gemini.

Defeating modern hate requires understanding what we are actually fighting. Activist Shai Davidai recently offered a vital diagnosis: antisemitism isn't just prejudice—it’s a shape-shifting ideology. Today, it manifests as "American Intellectual Antisemitism," giving its adherents a dangerous sense of...

Gabriella Pardo

Jul 13, 2026, 7:55 PM

Influence Without Integrity Is Not Advocacy

Let's Do Something On Campus at McGill University on February 4th - Credits: Gabriella Pardo

From college campuses across North America, Let's Do Something has built its reputation by defending free speech, confronting antisemitism, and encouraging young Jews, like me, to take action. That’s why I’m so disappointed by the founders’ recent actions. Let’s Do...

Silas Anastacio

Jul 3, 2026, 4:37 AM

Legacy Begins with Stories

Educator connected to the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Dana L. Revi turns a lifelong dream into a children’s book that brings families closer to Jewish tradition through literature. Some dreams change over time. Others remain for a lifetime. For Dana L....

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