The internet has turned Israel into the world’s favorite conspiracy theory.

We are living through the largest propaganda environment in human history — and no country on earth is more relentlessly mythologised, demonised, and misrepresented online than the Jewish state.

Islam is the only major religion on earth that tries to govern people who never chose it.

Jews are uniquely expected to distance ourselves from our homeland before being accepted in "progressive" society.

And that's a good thing — a very good thing.

Many Jewish organizations were designed for an era when social acceptance felt permanent. That era is over.

This is one man’s journey from parroting anti-Israel slogans to confronting propaganda, groupthink, and the uncomfortable power of facts.

Even after overwhelming evidence of Palestinian sexual atrocities of October 7th, much of the world still treats Jewish suffering as negotiable, deniable, or politically inconvenient.

The surge in antisemitism is forcing the surge in something else too: integral reminders about Jewish survival, identity, and nationhood.

These are the slogans, assumptions, and talking points that no longer serve Jews in a post-October 7th world — and what should replace them.

Today marks the start of the holiday that transformed freedom into purpose — and created the foundations of Jewish civilization.