Moshe Taragin

The past eight months have felt absurdly Kafkaesque. Our bizarre and disorienting reality defies any logical explanation. We feel utterly powerless in facing an angry mob which shrieks “Death to the Jews.” The world has gone mad.

Why have members of Generation Z lost their minds and their senses? What is causing this wholesale insanity, and what does this say about our own culture?

Twelve leaders were dispatched on an excursion to collect intel about the land of Israel. Tragically, they turned against Hashem and against Jewish history. They returned with terrifying reports about cities fortified to the sky and about a fearsome land roaming with giants who dwarfed human beings into the size of insects. Their devious slander […]

It has been our legacy to stand tall and block out the noise and the hatred. We have always possessed this courage and this different spirit, and our current crisis should be no different.

Though the Fourth of July is an American holiday, in a larger sense it celebrates the general spread of democracy.

The laws of the red heifer comprise the quintessential illogical ritual.

History has a beginning and an end. The process of advancing history toward its conclusion is called redemption. Redemption isn’t merely a prophecy, but a core value of Jewish belief.

Throughout our history, we have remained convinced that a better world awaits us.

Our current war is an existential struggle over Jewish survival and Jewish identity. The curtain has been lifted as our enemies no longer speak about territories and politics but about our basic right to a Jewish state. For the first time since 1948, the appalling claim that Israel doesn’t have a right to exist has been normalized. Our battle has little to do with boundaries and territories or the right of Palestinian return. It is an existential struggle over the State of Israel.

Our current war is an existential struggle over Jewish survival and Jewish identity. The curtain has been lifted as our enemies no longer speak about territories and politics but about our basic right to a Jewish state. For the first time since 1948, the appalling claim that Israel doesn’t have a right to exist has […]