Purim, AIPAC, Bernie, Biden, Bibi

If there’s one Jewish holiday that offers us all a break, it’s Purim. For that one day at least, we can pretend to be someone else—but is that as simple as it sounds?

The Vatican Opens its Wartime Archive

For many in the Jewish world, it will be a seminal moment in the relationship between Catholics and Jews since the Second Vatican Council of 1965 famously exonerated the Jewish people of the charge of “deicide”—collective, eternal responsibility for the suffering and death of Jesus.

How to Transform Anti-Semitism in US Campuses into Healthy Dialogue

“The wolf shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lay down with the kid.” (Isaiah 11:6) The seeds of anti-Semitism are being methodically planted and harvested on US campuses. American universities have become epicenters of Jew-hatred dressed as so-called “legitimate criticism” of Israel and its policies. Instead of being places for ideological progress […]