Alexandra (Orbuch) Horowitz

I helped create Princeton’s free-expression event for freshman orientation. The university turned it into yet another indoctrination session. @NRO nationalreview.com/2025/11/how-pr…

3) University officials stood by as yet another disrupter yelled at Bennett for nearly two minutes before escorting him out. 2/2

BREAKING: Fmr. Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett just gave a talk at Princeton, during which: 1) someone, likely a protestor, pulled the fire alarm; 2) Pro-Palestinian activists loudly disrupted the speech in violation of university policy 1/2

@nicholastomaino Congratulations!

Today I started as the Wall Street Journal's letters editor. Grateful for the opportunity—and excited for your Lincolnian responses (272 words) to our pieces.

@ElliotKaufman6 Mazal tov on both counts! So exciting!

Today was a good day. After having a baby boy last Thursday night, Sarah and I named him Lev at his bris this morning. Lev Moshe Kaufman in full. While that was happening, word arrived that I've been promoted to the WSJ editorial board. I'll be a full-time editorial writer.

@AbigailShrier Congratulations!!

This is a huge honor -- thank you. I am so touched.

The notion that Aipac can “buy” Cori Bush’s seat is an insult to her constituents. If they vote her out, it will be because they’ve had enough of her, writes @OrbuchA on.wsj.com/3WRfLNh

While protesters in Washington tore down and burned U.S. flags, chanting “Allahu akbar,” Mr. Netanyahu argued, “Our enemies are your enemies, our fight is your fight, our victory will be your victory.” The American people know that. Do their leaders? WSJ editorial:

To hear the press tell it, the protesters gathering outside the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee are fine people participating in the patriotic pageant of democracy. I was left with a more ominous impression, writes @OrbuchA on.wsj.com/4d6SZGw

"The DSA sent an important message to the activist left: If you say something nice about Jews, you can’t have our endorsement. Even the energetic young face of American progressivism doesn’t get a pass." -@OrbuchA wsj.com/articles/democ…

In withdrawing its endorsement of AOC, the Democratic Socialists of America sent an important message to the activist left: If you say something nice about Jews, you can’t have our endorsement, writes @OrbuchA on.wsj.com/3VYuXqw

Good piece today by @drlaurenawright about how conservative college students actually learn stuff in school because they are surrounded by ideological antagonists, while progressives just cocoon. theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Would the LAPD have been as passive as they were on Sunday if those being targeted had been any minority other than Jews? asks @OrbuchA on.wsj.com/3VFaMOa

Are we going to become a country in which journalists are regularly surrounded and threatened for doing their jobs? Because that happened yesterday to @TheFP reporter @Olivia_Reingold in downtown New York. Are we going to become a place in which marauding bands of masked young people harass Jews visiting a memorial for the 364 Israelis murdered at a music festival? Because that happened yesterday, too. Are we going to become a place where it is normal for people to get on the subway and declare: “Raise your hands if you’re a Zionist. This is your chance to get out.” Yes, also yesterday. Or where police and security guards are regularly assaulted in the course of doing their jobs? Because that happened at UCLA on the same day as well. My point here is that anyone trying to convince you that this is about a faraway war, or that the anger in our streets is mostly because Benjamin Netanyahu is the current Israeli prime minister—anyone who insists this is a Jewish issue—is deluding you and themselves. So are those who comfort themselves by insisting that this will pass by like some idiot wind. It will not. This is about a choice we face. A choice about what kind of country we want to be—and what kind of country we are at risk of becoming. The only way to understand that is to listen to what these protesters say they want. And what they are shouting for—what they openly desire—is not peace, but terror. thefp.com/p/bari-weiss-t…

They were not released. They were liberated.

Excellent piece @OrbuchA on Mob Education at the Ivies: "Mob action will not only go unpunished, it will also be rewarded... the universities’ response to anti-Israel mobs mirrors the U.S. government’s response to the Palestinians’ Oct. 7 terror attack" tabletmag.com/sections/news/…

Mob Education at the Ivies My latest in @tabletmag tabletmag.com/sections/news/…

Honored to be featured in @tabletmag tabletmag.com/sections/commu…

President Eisgruber announces that students arrested for participating in the Princeton encampment will be offered a “restorative justice” process to “rapidly conclude the University disciplinary process, making it possible for the students to join Commencement.”

“Cambridge to Gaza —> Intifada” sign at Cambridge Uni anti-Israel encampment today