The Roar of Judah Press: Chronicles in the Storm

In this episode of  The Roar of Judah: Chronicles in the Storm , Moshe David examines the political misdirection surrounding AIPAC, Jewish civic power and the growing habit of treating pro-Israel advocacy as uniquely suspicious while far more dangerous networks move beyond the frame. Beginning with the controversy at Poetica Coffee involving Rep. Dan Goldman, this episode turns one small Brooklyn...

Tonight, Chronicles in the Storm brings you not a headline, but a threshold. We step into the thunder of Sinai and follow the Ark of the Covenant, acacia and gold, testimony and terror, not as cinema’s prop, but as Torah’s command, the throne of meeting where Heaven stoops toward earth. We trace the Ark through the Tanakh, through the Jordan’s yielding waters, through the catastrophe of treating h...

A quiet house. A restless city. A single lantern that refuses to surrender to the night. In this episode of The Roar of Judah, Chronicles in the Storm, Moshe David tells The Lantern That Would Not Go Out, a cinematic parable for anyone carrying the kind of exhaustion that reaches past the body and into the soul. When the world feels too loud, too cruel, too heavy, this story answers with a steady...

Before there is outrage, before there is noise, before there is a storm, there must be sight. This episode opens with a prelude on stillness, on the moment before history turns, and on the ancient tension between power and clarity. The Lion and the Lamp is a meditation on discipline, memory, moral vision, and the refusal to surrender truth to frenzy. It is not a call to shout louder, but to stand...

In this episode of The Roar of Judah: Chronicles in the Storm, I speak as an American Jew who is covenant first, Hashem first, therefore Israel first. I served the United States as a United States Army officer, a medical platoon leader attached to an air and tank cavalry, and I put boots on the ground where duty is real and slogans are cheap. I have also served Americans for thirty years as a phys...

AmericaFest 2025 just happened in Phoenix, and the backlash is not noise, it is a warning siren. This was Turning Point USA’s first AmericaFest since Charlie Kirk was killed, and it became a public stage for a widening fracture on the right over Israel, antisemitism, conspiracy culture, and whether moral boundaries still exist at all. I am speaking as an American Jew who feels the squeeze from bot...

In this episode of The Roar of Judah: Chronicles in the Storm, Moshe David speaks from a place of hurt and disappointment, yet also from covenantal love, confronting the widening fracture between Jews in Israel and Jews in the Diaspora. With objective clarity, he exposes the false narratives that inflame the divide, and he warns against careless language that can be framed as antisemitic, even whe...

In this episode of The Roar of Judah: Chronicles in the Storm, Moshe David takes you through the entire Hanukkah story as a full study, not a simplified tale. We begin with the historical foundations in 1 Maccabees, 2 Maccabees, and Josephus, then we enter the rabbinic heart of Hanukkah through the Talmud, Megillat Ta’anit, Midrash, Rashi, Ramban, Rambam, Shulchan Aruch, and the prayer of Al Hanis...

In this episode of The Roar of Judah: Chronicles in the Storm, Moshe David speaks as an American Jew and former U.S. Army officer, standing in the blast wind where truth and propaganda collide. We confront Tucker Carlson’s recent claims about Israel, claims that Israel murders children on purpose, targets journalists to silence cameras, and engineers a campaign of deliberate cruelty. We answer tho...

In this episode, The Covenant and the Stones, From Abraham to October Seventh, I walk you through the entire story of Israel as one unbroken flame, from an old man under desert stars hearing the first promise of the land, to kingdoms and exiles, to scrolls hidden in Judean caves, to charters and mandates and the birth of the modern state. We listen to the earth itself, to tunnels beneath Jerusalem...

The Roar of Judah in the Storm is where faith, history, and the headlines collide. In each episode, Moshe David steps into the chaos of our age with the roar of a watchman, reading the news through the lens of Torah, the prophets, and the unbreakable covenant with Israel. From rising antisemitism to war, culture, and the struggle for truth, this is not soft commentary. It is a fierce, unapologetic...