By Noam Neusner
When terror struck, exhausted Boston Marathon runners helped the injured. Noam Neusner, who completed the race, says that teaches us a vital lesson about perseverence in the face of evil.
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By Noam Neusner
Would you wear a JewBelt, a device to measure how seriously you take your religion? Practice makes perfect, and Noam Neusner argues Judaism needs to up its game.
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By Noam Neusner
With the election over, Jewish conservatives now must decide where to turn their attention. Noam Neusner proposes a new focus on immigration reform.
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By Noam Neusner
President Obama’s victory wasn’t revelatory. He simply channeled George W. Bush’s timeworn strategy to win a second term in the White House.
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By Noam Neusner
As a result of Barack Obama’s policies, America’s friends are fewer in the Middle East, its influence smaller, its strategic position weakened. Does that sound like a winning policy?
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