Skin Deep: What the Torah Really Teaches About Skin Colour and Prejudice. In the Hebrew Bible (the Torah), there’s a striking story that speaks powerfully to questions of race, skin colour, and prejudice. Moses, the great leader who took the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt, had married a woman
The ongoing conflict in Iran is stirring debates across the political spectrum. Conservatives are split between those who view it as a betrayal of Donald Trump’s pledge to avoid new wars and those who see it as an essential showdown that has been delayed far too well. Progressives paint it
Urged on by… The Maccabi Ban: Echoes of Amsterdam and the Road to Capitulation I’ve been following the saga around Maccabi Tel Aviv’s fans with growing alarm, not just because it reeks of institutional cowardice but because it points to a deeper rot in how Western societies handle threats to
The Arab Canadian Lawyers Association wants to redefine racism in a way that makes supporting Israel’s existence a hate crime. Their proposed “Anti-Palestinian Racism” (APR) framework isn’t about protecting anyone, it’s a dialectical trap that flips reason upside down, casts Jews as the oppressors, and demands you accept “from the
The Silent Genocide: The Druze Community Under Attack and Israel’s Unique Alliance As I sit to write this, my heart is heavy with tears. The haunting image of eight-year-old Hala Al Khatib, her face bloodied and bandaged after surviving a brutal attack in Syria, has left me shaken. Shared on
Background: Jewish and Islamic Religious Courts Jewish and Islamic legal systems, governed by Halacha and Sharia respectively, guide the religious and personal lives of their adherents through courts known as Beth Din (Jewish) and Sharia courts (Islamic). These systems, rooted in sacred texts—the Torah and Talmud for Halacha, the Quran
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