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Few words in political discourse do more rhetorical work than “occupation.”  It sounds legal and objective, but in practice it functions as a moral verdict—one that simplifies history, assigns blame in advance, and shuts down serious discussion. A Legal Term Turned Moral Weapon In international law, occupation  is a narrow, temporary condition: military control of territory belonging to another sovereign, pending a final settlement. In public discourse, however, the word is u

In late December 2025, 80 student leaders  from universities across the United States and Canada came together for a powerful mission to Israel — one of the largest student solidarity trips of the year. The delegation included voices from UCLA, Brandeis, Rutgers, NYU, UPenn, Yale, York University and more, united by a shared mission: to return to campus better equipped to challenge rising antisemitism and misinformation. Eighty students listen to the remarkable story of Atir

Last Friday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel—the leader of the only Jewish state in the world and the only fully functioning...

With the declared intent of France, Canada, and the United Kingdom -- among other nations -- to unilaterally recognize a Palestinian...

The idea of creating yet another Arab state in the Middle East is often presented as a “solution” to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict....

Modern day blood libel. Major media outlets should be massively sued so that they learn a painful lesson that they cannot fabricate...

These past 21 months have shown us how quickly the world can turn against Israel. On campuses and in public spaces, we’ve seen people...

Are you looking to strengthen your leadership skills, deepen your connection to Israel, and make an impact on your campus community? The...