A New Front in the Boycott Wars
On a cold but sunny January morning, two protesters stand outside a Tatte Bakery & Café location in Washington, DC’s Adams Morgan neighborhood.
Opinion Interview with Yossi Klein Halevi | Fighting Words
What is the most effective counterargument to the claim that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza?
From the Editor | The Iran Diaries
Last week, I stumbled on my father’s diary from his first trip to Iran in 2002.
Seeking Safety, Confronting Insanity
Israelis have long known that the war with Iran was coming “any minute.” The tens of thousands of murdered Iranian protesters, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s...
Homeland vs. Homeland vs. Homeland
For most Iranian American Jews, the most accurate way to describe the current chaotic state of affairs in the Middle East is to declare that...
Hitting a Wall: When Coalition Politics Collide with Jewish Unity at the Kotel
The bill still has to go through additional committee oversights and readings.
Are Trump and Bibi Reaching a Fork in the Road?
After the outbreak of the Iran war, the two international leaders might be at odds with how they'd like to continue course.
Azealia Banks Claims Israel Pays Her to Tweet
Azealia Banks, the controversial rapper who once sacrificed chickens, publicly feuded with Elon Musk and claimed she was stuck in his house, almost got in...
Interview | Ilan Berman on the Long and Short of the Iranian Conflict
Ilan Berman is senior vice president of the American Foreign Policy Council and a frequent contributor to Moment.
Right now, based on what we know, do...
A Glimmer of Hope in San Diego
Waking up this morning in San Diego, to the somber news of Israelis holed up in bomb shelters, retaliatory attacks on American bases in the...
Opinion | Protesting Outside Synagogues Attacks Religion, Not Politics
New York Governor Kathy Hochul recently introduced legislation to curb synagogue protests, which have been on the rise even before Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s arrival in...
The Future of Iran, Israel and the United States: Too Soon to Say
Iranian expats are celebrating in the streets of London and Los Angeles; Israeli families are running to their bomb shelters; Americans are trying to figure out how this all ends.