Politics
How The Qatar Crisis Could Wreck Years Of Quiet Diplomacy— And Hurt Israel
Which explanation you choose to emphasize tells as much about you as it does the Qatar crisis.
Ban On Partisan Pulpits Is Key to Protecting Religious Freedom
If you are clergy or congregant, you should oppose the assault on the Johnson Amendment.
Why Linda Sarsour Is A Fake Feminist
Absent from the debate about Zionism and feminism is a protester declaring: “Sister Linda, it is Zionophobia and Feminism that are incompatible.”
Does Jeremy Corbyn Deserve Jewish Support In Britain’s Election?
Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party is surging before the U.K. election. His views have sparked a debate over how Jews should vote.
The Sisterhood
Stephanie Burt, Harvard English Scholar, Discusses Her Transition. Read Her Letter Here.
Stephanie Burt, a Jewish professor of English, is one of the first openly transgender people to serve on the faculty of Harvard University.
Abandoning The Paris Accord Means Abandoning The World
Trump’s withdrawal from the climate change pact isn’t the first time the U.S. has joined forces with unsavory outliers to defy global consensus.
5 Trump Tweets That Make More Sense With #Covfefe
What other Trump tweets would make more sense if they were Yiddish ramblings of a septuagenarian past his bedtime?
Does Trump Booster Netanyahu Now Have Buyer’s Remorse?
Israel’s prime minister forgot that unsentimental nationalists don’t make friends easily.
How Jared Kushner Tramples The Torah
The seemingly pious behavior of a seemingly pious Jew actually shatters the Torah in a way that shatters decency and justice in the public sphere.
Can The Saudis Broker A Lasting Peace In The Middle East?
If Netanyahu ignores his right-wing nay-sayers and uses the Saudi initiative to resume talks with the Palestinians, it will be a win-win situation.
The Jewish Case Against Trump’s Budget From Hell
As Jews, if we are to abide by the teachings of our sacred texts, we must prevent the poor and vulnerable among us from falling.
