Liel Leibovitz reflects on the overpowering and dehumanizing experience of attending a concert at the Las Vegas Sphere, where technology and digital displays...

Emil Bezverkhny's memoir, "The Penny Is Gone," chronicles the life of a Jewish physicist enduring antisemitism in the Soviet Union, drawing compelling parall...

Liel Leibovitz critiques the heavy security measures at Jewish institutions in response to rising antisemitism, arguing that they contribute to a siege menta...

Liel Leibovitz reflects on a unique American holy place, Disneyland, contrasting it with sites of historical sacrifice and national pride such as Gettysburg ...

Liel Leibovitz critically examines claims of rising Jewish terrorism by analyzing recent reports of violence in the West Bank, suggesting they are often exag...

Liel Leibovitz explores the rise of modern clowning in Los Angeles as a fresh alternative to traditional improv comedy. Unlike the quick quips of improv, clo...

Liel Leibovitz, in a heartfelt message to Catholics, warns against the encroachment of voices within the community that could distort its essence, echoing ch...

In a critique of Robert Kraft's recent Super Bowl ad aimed at combating antisemitism, Liel Leibovitz argues that efforts like the Blue Square Alliance Agains...

Israeli culture under state control once limited artistic expression and cultural diversity, with established platforms heavily favoring Russian-style ballad...

Liel Leibovitz reflects on the persistent resilience of the Jewish people in response to the recent tragic attacks in Bondi Beach, Australia, implying a broa...