By Dvora Treisman (JTA) — By the time I was 76, I thought I knew
Category: Op Ed
Israeli broadcaster comments are an insult to ‘olim’ and affront to world Jewry
By Rabbi Steven Burg and Jamie Geller (JNS) — In a recent broadcast, Israel’s Channel
With just one line in his new book, Pope Francis disappoints
By Fiamma Nirenstein (JNS) — As the whole world faces the violent growth of antisemitism,
I research disappearing small-town Jewish communities. I’m finding the best of America.
By Austin Reid (JTA) — Growing up in Lancaster, Ohio, I remember discovering a book
My survivor parents taught me to loathe Germany. Was I ready to forgive?
By Stewart Florsheim (JTA) — My mother was a Holocaust survivor and my father left
Dear HUC-JIR Community,
I hope that your High Holy Days were meaningful and offered some moments of peace
How America benefits from its security partnership with Israel
By Bradley Bowman (JNS) — Anyone who has spent time on a playground knows it
Why Jewish Americans can’t agree on racism
By Ilana M. Horwitz (JTA) — In the summer of 2020, a friend and I
A new era for evangelicals and Israel, a bridge to progressives?
By Shlomo Fischer and Doc Maimon (JNS) — In recent years, the American evangelical community
Missing in action: The US Holocaust Memorial Museum
By Eric Rozenman (JNS) — After the murder of nearly 3,000 people in the United