25 young Zionist leaders. Proud to be one of them. 🇮🇱💙 Honored to be named one of The Jerusalem Post’s 25 ViZionaries — recognizing young Zionist leaders making an impact. Zionism is about life, hope, connection, and building a better future. Proudly Jewish. Proudly Zionist. Live proudly. Speak boldly. Fight forward. @Jerusalem_Post @JNFUSA @ezra_gadi @RoeeAzizi @RepMikeLawler @JackiAlexander_ @HonestReporting @briellegana @BenayaCherlow @emilykschrader @ozbinnun @amjadt25 @AriellaNoveck @ofirdayan94 @Ezzarghani @ShiraLapid @JackiKarsh @rudy_rochman @NoahPollak @YuvalDavid @raihaanaadira @steveeypips @highlyjewish @Emilyaustin Taryn Thomas Raz Malka

Before Hungary existed, Jewish history was already being written on this land. Walking through Budapest’s magnificent Buda Castle District, I’m exploring nearly 1,900 years of Jewish history—from ancient Judea and the Roman Empire to Hungarian kings, Ottoman sultans, Habsburg rulers, and the Holocaust. ✡️ 2nd–3rd centuries CE: Evidence of Jewish life in Roman Pannonia, today’s Hungary. Jews who were expelled from Judea, those who fled, migrated, and were enslaved, arrived into this region. ✡️ 1200s: Jewish communities established on Buda Castle Hill, with synagogues, a Jewish Street, and a Jewish Gate. ✡️ 1251: King Béla IV granted Jews royal protections. ✡️ 1686: The Habsburg siege devastated Buda’s Jewish community. ✡️ 1944: Nazi Germany and its Hungarian collaborators perpetrated the Holocaust in Hungary, murdering more than 600,000 Hungarian Jews, violently killing more than 75% of the Hungarian Jewish population. ✡️ Today: Jewish life continues in Budapest and across Hungary Nearly 1,900 years of Jewish presence in this region. A history of migration, civilization, contribution, persecution, and survival. 🎥 Walk through history with me. #JewishHistory #Budapest #Hungary #JewishHeritage #BudaCastle JewishDiaspora Am Israel Chai

The Nazis, their fascist allies, and antisemitic collaborators across Europe tried to destroy Jewish life. They failed. Standing inside Budapest’s magnificent Great Synagogue, the largest in Europe and one of the largest in the world, I’m reminded of the extraordinary history of European Jewry. This architectural masterpiece witnessed the flourishing of Jewish civilization, followed by the horrors of the Holocaust, when Nazis, Hungary’s fascist Arrow Cross, and other antisemitic political movements and local collaborators participated in the persecution and mass murder of Jews. Yet Jewish life endured. Today, as antisemitism rises again, this gem of European Jewry stands as a testament to Jewish faith, courage, survival, and renewal. Our history is not only about what was done to us. It’s about everything we’ve built, everything we’ve overcome, and everything we continue to fight for. Am Israel Chai. 🇮🇱✡️ #JewishPride #Budapest #JewishHistory #EuropeanJewry #AmIsraelChai

Being a Councilmember and U.S. Representative of Voice of the People (A council of leading Jewish advocates from around the world) is more than a title. It’s a responsibility, a privilege, and a commitment to meaningful action. Honored to partner with Israeli President Isaac Herzog @Isaac_Herzog and work alongside extraordinary Jewish leaders, advocates, and changemakers from around the world. Our gathering in Budapest was an inspiring opportunity to collaborate, exchange ideas, and strengthen our shared mission. I was honored to lead a media training and communications workshop, to speak, and share my experience in advocacy, leadership, and strategic communications, and especially to help, support, and inspire others within their work and efforts. I am grateful for the remarkable Voice of the People team and my fellow Councilmembers. Our mission isn’t simply to represent the Jewish people. It’s to inspire, empower, and equip others to stand proudly, speak boldly, and become leaders themselves. I’m grateful for the awards and recognition received, but the greatest honor is doing the work alongside authentic, dedicated, mission-driven people who turn values into action and conviction into impact. Proud of what we’re building together. And even more excited for what’s ahead. 🇮🇱✡️

In my interview with @FoxNews, I expose how the Islamic Republic uses information warfare to undermine our societies from within. “America partners with Israel because Israel is capable. Supporting Israel’s security isn’t charity. It’s American strategic self-interest.” Watch my interview and read the article: foxnews.com/politics/iran-tr…

This is horrifying. Support for Hamas means support for terrorism. As one of the signs depicts, "who decides who's a terrorist," Hamas decides it themselves. Hamas chooses terrorism, they share their genocidal jihadi intent in their words, writings, violent actions, and in their own self-filmed videos. People should see the Hamas documented terror here: hamas-massacre.net saturday-october-seven.com govextra.gov.il/mda/facts/in…

The Hard Truth: Reality Doesn’t Bend to Your Opinions The conversation most people avoid. 🧠 Your opinions have to conform to reality, not the other way around. Yet so many of us twist the facts to protect what we already believe. That isn’t conviction. It’s ego. Real critical thinking means letting evidence shape your views, especially when it’s uncomfortable. Disagreement is healthy and necessary. But it has to start with facts, and it takes courage to change your mind when those facts prove you wrong. 💬 When was the last time evidence changed your mind? Drop your thoughts below. Watch the full episode of Common Ground with Yuval David on the Yuval David YouTube channel, on Spotify, or listen on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Learn more about the show including diving into all episodes at commongroundpodcast.co #CriticalThinking #FactsMatter #IntellectualHonesty #OpenDialogue #CommonGround

What is seen in France is textbook resource mobilization and frame alignment. These “student” protests are a transnational Islamist-progressive coalition using imported identity symbols to claim public space and manipulate social groups in hypocritical alignment. Palestinian and Algerian flags are not about French schools. They mark a movement that treats Western institutions as illegitimate and advances parallel power structures under progressive cover. The missing national flag signals ummah loyalty over the French host political community. Not organic discontent—the outcome of elite-enabled demographic change and alliance politics that shields Islamist actors while pathologizing defense of national cohesion. The hypocrisy is structural.

Not organic. Orchestrated. A London-based network handed 179 groups the slogans, disruption scripts, media kits, and logistics before anyone left home. Same false accusation “genocide” script. Same undefined demand to end “the occupation.” Same silence on Hamas’s genocidal intent and terror massacre, hostages, and charter. This is how state-linked Islamist networks and their Western allies manufacture the appearance of mass conscience. Professional coordination is sold as grassroots outrage — while the groups that actually slaughter Jews stay off-script. The loudest protests are the least organic. The selective silence of performative activists is the hypocrisy.

This is American leadership. @SecRubio @marcorubio, @realDonaldTrump and the @POTUS administration just sanctioned the @IntlCrimCourt ICC for what it is: a political weapon, not a court. The ICC targets the United States and @Israel while ignoring real war criminals. Warrants for Israeli leaders fighting Hamas and other terror groups. Investigations into American troops who are defending US interests and safety. Silence on the regimes that actually commit mass slaughter. That is not justice. That is selective prosecution dressed up as morality. The United States does not answer to a foreign tribunal that holds democracies to a standard it never applies to the world’s worst abusers. American sovereignty is not negotiable. Neither is our allies’ right to defend themselves. Either the ICC ends its threats, or we end its ability to operate against us. America first. No more false morality.

Exactly right, @PeteHegseth . Throughout my work in media and political advocacy, I watch this pattern constantly. Iranian, Qatari, Chinese, and Russian operatives seed fake stories, fake personas, and AI-assisted narratives. Mainstream outlets pick them up, amplify them, and present them as independent reporting. The goal is always the same: manipulate American public opinion, erode support for our troops, and weaken the country. @CNN has fallen for it repeatedly—not because the evidence is unclear, but because the story fits the preferred narrative. Disinformation works when outlets refuse to scrutinize sources that confirm their biases. Americans deserve better than being used as the target of foreign influence campaigns.

The UK Green Party just voted that Zionism is racism. Zionism is Jewish self-determination. The same right every other people is told they have. Call it racism, and you have not made a moral point. You have revived an old Soviet lie and put a progressive label on it. Call it racism and you prove that you are racist against Jews. Jews are the most targeted minority in Britain. Official numbers. And the party that lectures the country on hate just declared Jewish peoplehood and nationhood illegitimate. That is not justice. That is permission. If you can support Kurdish, Palestinian, and Irish self-determination, and call only the Jewish version racism, then you clearly are an anti-Jewish bigot. #ZionismIsNotRacism

Read what The Spectator found. Then ask who you are supposed to believe. Britain pays the British Muslim Trust millions to track attacks on Muslims. The Trust told the country a mosque was attacked every five days. The Spectator went through the claims. Some are not true. Others come with no proof. The report written to back the headline does not back it. That is not a mistake. That is a story being built. Pump up the danger. Repeat it until it sounds official. Then the people pushing the story become the victims, and everyone else is told to stay quiet. This is an old Islamist tactic. Control the information, and you control who the public is allowed to fear. Here is what the official numbers actually show. Jews are a tiny share of Britain, and they are the religious community hit hardest. Synagogues attacked. Jews abused in the street. That record is not inflated. It is shoved aside. If a monitor has to invent the crisis, it is not protecting anyone. It is selling a lie. And any official who funds that lie, while refusing to stand up for the Jews who are actually being targeted, is part of it.

Jews are the most targeted minority in Britain, America, France, Canada, and Germany. Official numbers say so. Not a theory. A count. A synagogue is attacked, and the abuse goes up. Jews are hunted in the street, and the marches keep going. The people who lecture the world on hate go quiet the moment the victim is a Jew. That silence is not neutrality. It is permission. If you will not stand up for Jews, do not tell us you stand against hate.

New York. October 7. Across the city, crowds chanting “globalize the intifada,” “resistance is justified,” and “long live Hamas.” Not just students. All ages. The same slogans. The same lies. The same performance. They call an intifada jihadi massacre “resistance.” They call Jews the oppressors. They feel justified to target and threaten Jews. They film it for applause. Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Al-Qassam, and the PFLP would take the freedom, the voice, and the life these people take for granted in America. Hate with a slogan is still hate. The terror is real. The activism is performative.

They chanted “Long live Hamas” outside a vigil for the people Hamas murdered. Then they threatened the Jews, Israelis, and others who showed up to mourn them. Read that again. On the anniversary of October 7, in New York City, a mob stood in the street and praised a designated terrorist organization — the same butchers who burned families alive, raped women, and dragged hostages into tunnels. Then they turned on the people who came to remember the dead. That is not protest. That is allegiance to evil. Supporting Hamas is un-American. It is undemocratic. It is a rejection of every value this country claims to stand for. Hamas does not do free speech, elections, women’s rights, or gay rights. It does murder, and it films it. Anyone who chants for that, then threatens the mourners, owns it. Name them. Shame them. Film them. Manipulation is not an excuse. If you have been talked into loving the murderers of Jews, you are not a victim of propaganda. You are a volunteer for it. And if you threaten the people who came in solidarity, you are complicit. There is no moral gray here. There is the memorial. And there is the Palestinianist mob that tried to drown it out.

I was there in the months after October 7— through advocacy work helping Israeli communities and individuals in need, to report on what happened, and to further engage in efforts to support Israelis and the Jewish People. I walked through the sites of the massacres and saw firsthand the aftermath of evil Islamist terror. I met traumatized survivors carrying unimaginable stories. I met heroic soldiers and security forces risking their lives to fight terrorism, defend Israel, and protect the civilization and humane values that terrorism seeks to destroy. I visited the families and friends of those I knew whose lives were brutally ended. And I documented some of what I witnessed. I’m sharing a few of those recordings here. The battle over October 7 is also a battle over truth. While the world is plagued by vile misinformation and disinformation, too many people have abandoned basic humane values, finding ways to excuse, rationalize, and even support horrifying Islamist terrorism. What happened must be seen. It must be remembered. And the truth must be defended. We must stand up for what is right. Bear witness. Remember the victims. Honor the survivors. Thank the heroic soldiers and security forces. Never look away. And, please stand up and take action for what is right.

Hamas did not merely murder on October 7. It designed torture to destroy the family itself. A two-year probe by the Civil Commission on October 7 Crimes by Hamas against Women and Children reviewed more than 10,000 photos, nearly 2,000 hours of footage, and over 430 witnesses. The finding is not ambiguous. Sexual violence was a deliberate strategy: rape of the living, rape of the dead, mutilation, execution during the assault, bodies paraded as trophies. The report names something even darker. “Kinocidal sexual violence.” Family members held together and forced to sexually violate each other, so the deepest human bond could be turned into a weapon. Women threatened with “marriage” to their captors. Men, boys, and the elderly violated too. A Nova survivor: “You hear the screams. And then you hear silence.” This was Hamas. It was Palestinian Islamic Jihad. It was the PFLP. It was Gazans who crossed the fence not as bystanders but as participants — killing, kidnapping, looting, cheering. The slaughter was a project, not a riot. And anyone who still calls this “resistance,” who looked at Shani Louk’s body on a truck and found a slogan, who marches for these groups and calls it justice: you are not confused. You chose the rapists. You are complicit. There is no ceasefire with an ideology that forces a family to destroy itself. Condemn them. All of them. Or stop pretending you have a moral position at all. nypost.com/2026/05/12/world-…