The ‘Right’ Way to be Anti-Semitic, According to Human Rights Watch
The assailants in Los Angeles were referred to merely as “a group,” while the attackers in New York City were simply “assailants.” No more detail was provided.
You Can’t be ‘Even-Handed’ About Condemning those Who Hate Israel and Jews
Jewish groups are having trouble confronting “Zionphobic” violence because it offends those who think they have a right to foment anti-Semitism and deny Israel’s right to exist.
How a Property Conflict in Jerusalem Ignited a War
The current conflicts in Jerusalem are not traceable to a single source.
Et tu, Ahmad: The Illusion of Arab Loyalty
The situation that has arisen in Israel can no longer be seen as one centering on the question of individual rights but of collective survival—and must be treated as such.
A Disaster for J Street?
It’s as if certain media outlets form a kind of protective cordon around Jewish critics of Israel in order to ensure that they are not asked difficult or embarrassing questions.
Israel’s Pressing ‘Bench’ Issues
The debilitating deadlock in which the Jewish state’s political system is mired is in large measure the result of judicial disregard—or at least distortion—of the law.
The Moral Courage of Isi Leibler
The death in Jerusalem of the 86-year-old leader has robbed the Jewish world of one of its towering figures at a time when it is particularly ill-equipped for such a loss.
Passover: Matzah as a Symbol of Jewish Heroism
Imagine the courage it required for a family living in the shadow of the Inquisition to risk discovery by holding a Seder, eating matzah and refusing to eat bread.
Can Liberalism be Saved From Cancel Culture?
A former community-relations executive wants to rescue the organized Jewish world from a woke cultural revolution that threatens its basic values.
Putin’s personal Jewish connection; A ray of hope for the Jews in Ukraine
As Russia invades Ukraine and concern for the Jews trapped there rises, understanding President Putin’s personal connection to Jews may be a ray of hope.
