The Sins of the Iranian Father
By Jonathan Feldstein “The sins of the father” is a timeless phrase that hits hard because it captures something deeply human: how the mistakes, choices, […]
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Recovering the Last Hostage in Gaza
By Jonathan Feldstein I didn’t expect to be so overcome with so many emotions upon hearing the news of the identification and repatriation of the […]
MIT, Epstein Case and Murder on the Orient Express
January 26, 2026 In the opening scene of Murder on the Orient Express we witnessSharia Law executed as a Muslim wife is stoned for her […]
Iran’s Spiritual Revolution
By Marziyeh Amirizadeh Most people refer to the 1979 hijacking of Iran by extremist ayatollahs as the Islamic Revolution. I like to refer to it […]
Is Halting Executions in Iran Good Enough?
By: Johathan Feldstein On January 16, 1979, Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi was forced to flee Iran along with his family due to the US and […]
Banning the Moslem Brotherhood: A Good Start
By: Jonathan Feldstein, 01-10-2026 In November 2025, the White House issued an executive order appearing to be part of a broader trend with global impact […]
Encouraging Words in Farsi Must be Backed by Action
By Jonathan Feldstein, 01//5/2026 I was encouraged to read that the State Department has issued a direct threat of consequences to the Iranian Islamic regime, […]
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Across Nigeria & National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) Commends President Trump’s Swift Action on ISIS in Nigeria (WASHINGTON, D.C.) FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 2025 — Brad Brandon, CEO […]
Loss, Survival, Resilience and Contemporary Antisemitism 15 Years After the Terror Attack in Which She Was Nearly Killed
By Jonathan Feldstein On December 18, 2010, British Israeli tour guide, Tal Hartuv, and her American Christian friend Kristine Luken were hiking in the Mata […]
Outlawing Extremist Islam is the Answer
By: Jonathan Feldstein As a Jewish man, our tradition is that my job is to teach my children how to swim and a profession. We […]