A narrative history, 1948–1985 A Note on Why This Piece Exists Cenk Uygur, founder of The Young Turks, is one of the most predictable voices in media today. Whether on his own show or as a frequent...
F*ck Your Bagels, Zohran
Civics 101, real quick: Jewish Americans have the same constitutional right as every other group of Americans to organize, advocate, donate, lobby, and support whatever political causes they believe...
The Biggest Fraud Ever Committed Against the Arab and Muslim Peoples
For the past couple of years I have been a regular presence in Pro-Palestinian TikTok lives. If you’re not familiar with the format: TikTok allows users to broadcast live video to their...
Hey Hannah!
So my mom was on the kitchen iPad this morning. This is her thing. She’s got the full Jewish content circuit going: Kveller, Hey Alma, back to Kveller, maybe My Jewish Learning if she’s...
New York Bagels: Secret Ingredient Wasn’t Water. It was Cancer.
New York is finally being forced to confront what the rest of the world figured out decades ago: that the secret to their legendary bagels wasn’t the water. It was a carcinogen. Albany just...
The YouTuber Who Can’t Say ‘Jews,’ But Really Wants You To
A Video Showed Up On My Feed With An Israeli Flag And Something Sinister. Then I Found The Pattern. A video showed up on my feed a few days ago. The thumbnail had an Israeli flag on it, some ominous...
Bye Bye Berlin Babka. Palestine Still Not Free.
In January 1942, fifteen men sat around a table at a villa on the Wannsee, a lake in the southwest of Berlin, and spent about ninety minutes scheduling the murder of every Jew in Europe. The...
Our Post wins the 2026 David Twersky Journalism Award
Last Thursday, at the American Jewish Press Association‘s 45th Annual Simon Rockower Awards Reception and Dinner in New York, I received the David Twersky Journalism Award for Is Israel Losing...
Welcome Back Casey Neistat. Now Let Us Tell You About That Time in Tel Aviv.
Exactly two years ago today I found myself at the Nas Daily Summit in Tel Aviv, and honestly? It was one of those events where you walk in already impressed and walk out kind of speechless. The...
The Aftermath of Europe’s Last Pogrom
In the summer of 1992, I walked through the streets of Kielce, Poland. I stopped elderly residents to ask about a massacre that had happened forty-six years earlier. No one would talk to me about...