The Israeli professor, who has been denied entry to the campus after pro-Palestinian protesters took over the public plaza, speaks out and warns that "a new batch of students" will soon arrive and increase threat to Jews. On President Minouche Shafik he says, "Every week she stays on the job translates into tens of thousands of dollars for her."

Following the unprecedented April 14 Iran missile attack, Britain's leader of the House of Commons Penny Mordaunt says country can learn lessons from Israel on how to mount a formidable defense.

Apologists for Tehran insist that its proxy, Hamas, gleefully burned babies and raped young women to “resist Israeli occupation.” That would be a despicable claim even if the Israeli government had not withdrawn every last Jew from Gaza in 2005.

This holiday, we recount the story of a people dwelling alone in a hostile world – constantly facing annihilation. Yet, paradoxically, human reality is infused with the influence of Jewish ideas, and we have an ancient biblical destiny: to engage with the world and aid in its repair. Can we hold those two worldviews simultaneously?