By Ilana M. Horwitz (JTA) — In the summer of 2020, a friend and I
Category: Op Ed
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
No, we shouldn’t retire the word ‘Zionism.’ We should take it back.
By Zack Bodner (JTA) — In the face of campus attacks on “Zionists” and a
Standing with Zionism is standing with liberty and justice
By Rabbi Uri Pilichowski (JNS) — Understanding a two-sided conflict requires nuance. In almost all
For the sake of Israel, it’s time to retire the word ‘Zionism’
By Alanna E. Cooper and Sharona Hoffman (JTA) — With the rise of the campus
UN leader lacks moral clarity needed for a peace prize
By Eve Epstein (JNS) — U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres is a top contender for the
One year after Oct. 7, a Yom Kippur ritual of communal mourning takes on fresh meaning
By Andrew Silow-Carroll (JTA) — In 2001, Yom Kippur fell on Sept. 26, two weeks
I’m Haitian and Jewish. I refuse to have my identities be weaponized.
By Rachel Laforest (JTA) — Over the past two weeks, with their poll numbers sinking
Spain at a crossroads: Will Madrid rally for terrorism or defend democracy?
By Masha Gabriel (JNS) — If the Spanish government does not intervene, Madrid’s streets could