Inverted Planet Yaakov Menken

We talk about the double standards, the silencing of conservative voices, the inaction of judges — and lower courts ignoring Supreme Court precedent — and conclude with a surprisingly positive message for the future.

If any good will come out of the horrible riot at the Capitol last week, it will be unifying around the idea that violence is always wrong under all circumstances. Given the leftist narrative of the summer, however, there is ample reason to believe that they will persist in promoting the idea that violence is an appropriate way to express a grievance. They are placing their vendetta against the President ahead of their own agenda, much less the needs of the American People, and censoring (deplatforming) dissenting voices, which — according to their own rhetoric, and reality — only encourages violence to erupt.

The left doesn't want to debate ideas -- they want to call you names, identify you as hateful, and silence your opinion.

A new name, a renewed podcast, and new ideas.

The Jewish Telegraphic Agency has a long conversation with a leading non-Orthodox Rabbi, deemed an expert in Hasidism. I don't think the JTA has ever spoken with Hassidim about Hasidism. This lack of communication is harmful.

Anti-Israel isn't the "new Anti-Semitism" -- it's the same old hate using its latest facade. If you aren't certain whether Students for Justice in Palestine is a hate group, you need to hear this.