They’re Telling Lies. Are We Telling the Truth?

As the world marks Passover, the Jewish people once again find themselves under attack—forced to justify their very right to exist.

In our hyper-connected world, regional conflicts quickly become global—and so does antisemitism. What’s most alarming today is the surge of hatred from the political left, especially on elite university campuses.

Hate doesn’t emerge in a vacuum—it feeds on lies. And those lies are being spread by academic elites and groups aligned with terrorist organizations.

Our response must be clear and courageous: confront falsehood with truth.

We must reclaim our story—from Sinai to today—spotlighting the values and contributions that define the Jewish people. If we stay silent, others will write our narrative for us.

But courage requires knowledge. In this digital battlefield, every Jew is on the front lines. Our greatest weapon is a deep understanding of our history and identity.

As Sun Tzu said: “Know yourself, know your enemy. A thousand battles, a thousand victories.”

We must never be defined by those who hate us.

The Jewish people carry a mission that transcends the hatred we’ve endured.

In every interaction - with colleagues, friends, or strangers -ten seconds of courage can change everything.

Just like Nachshon, who stepped into the sea before it split, sometimes one bold act of faith is all it takes to part the waters.