The article reflects on Francis Fukuyama's idea of the "end of history" as the final evolution to liberal democracy, which has been challenged by recent events such as the resurgence of totalitarian regimes, radical Islamism, and growing antisemitism.

Rabbi Michael Broyde responds to discussions on anti-Zionism, anti-Israel sentiment, and antisemitism, highlighting the complexities surrounding these issues in American and global contexts.

Rabbi Michael Broyde discusses the relationship between antisemitism and anti-Zionism in a Haaretz op-ed.

The text discusses the global confrontation between liberal democracy and populism/totalitarianism that threatens universal values.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres recently highlighted the UN Security Council's deadlock over issues like Gaza and Ukraine, emphasizing the need for serious reform within the Council due to its inability to act effectively, primarily due to veto powers.

Recent and forthcoming books explore the growing opposition to Zionism among young activists, with discussions highlighting the generational and ideological divides within the Jewish community.

The text discusses the rise of anti-Zionist sentiments within certain segments of the Jewish community, particularly among younger members who question the traditional support for Israel.

The newsletter discusses four major challenges that the West faces in shaping the new world order.

The editor reflects on the current state of Israel and the Jewish diaspora, highlighting the pressing dangers and increase in anti-Israel sentiment and antisemitism.

In his book "The Adjectival Liberal and The Kingship of God," Michael Walzer proposes defending liberalism not as an overarching ideology, but as a way of being.

In 2023, Israel experienced a transformative year in politics with the birth of a movement aimed at strengthening liberal democracy.

Leo Strauss is a political philosopher who combines a respect for liberal democracy with a concern that it stifles free thinking.

Over 110,000 protestors gathered in Tel Aviv to oppose right-wing Israeli government reforms aimed at changing the judicial system to shift power from courts to the legislature.

Cancel culture is a significant issue for Jews and liberal democracy.

The article discusses the challenges facing the Jewish people, such as the impact of the Enlightenment, the struggles of assimilation, the rise of nationalism, and the threats posed by industrialization and technological advancements.

The concept of the open society, popularized by philosopher Karl Popper and promoted by the Open Society Foundation of George Soros, is often associated with liberal democracy and the freedom of expression.

In a podcast episode, the discussion refutes the assertion that the main goal of the US presence in Afghanistan was to establish a democratic system.

In this episode, Joel Finkelstein and Pamela Paresky discuss the dangers of the antisemitic conspiracy theory movement QAnon and the need to take steps to stop it.

Matthew Goodwin, in collaboration with Roger Eatwell, explores the rise of a specific style of nationalist politics in various countries like Hungary, Brazil, Italy, the UK, and the US, questioning if this trend is entirely new or has historical roots.

Matthew Goodwin, co-author of "National Populism: The Revolt Against Liberal Democracy," explores the rise of a distinctive nationalist political style in countries like Hungary, Brazil, Italy, the UK, and the US.

George Soros, a Hungarian-born financier and philanthropist, has long been involved in supporting pro-democracy movements, human rights causes, and liberal values across Central and Eastern Europe through his Open Society Foundations.

In episode 91 of "Wall This Way," the discussion covers Donald Trump's visit to the Holy Land.