Trump has not done teshuva — so the Senate must convict him
We are entitled to our mistakes, but must earn forgiveness. Trump has not even begun the work necessary to earn acquittal.
Sheldon Adelson is gone. Soon his favorite political projects will be, too.
There is something symbolic about Adelson passing away in January 2021, when nearly all of the political causes in which he invested are embattled.
Trump has nurtured far-right extremism at every turn. This is his fault.
Today’s violence is on Trump’s head. He is directly responsible for any violence and loss of life.
Political concession is a Jewish value — we know abandoning it can be deadly
Trump has broken the moral compact that says that a leader has to be willing to accept defeat. For Jews, that’s a particularly serious transgression.
Debate | Hero or villain? What is Jared Kushner’s legacy?
Eric and Don might be the spitting image of their father, but Jared’s sin was far worse, because he should have known better.
Debate | Should the Biden Administration adopt the IHRA definition of antisemitism?
For many, antisemitism is like pornography: In Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart’s famous formulation, “You know it when you see it.”
Debate | Is Biden’s Obama throwback cabinet good or bad for millennial Jews?
Is some good old fashioned stability just what the doctor ordered? Or are we overdue for some serious change?
Debate | What should Biden’s approach to Israel be?
What will a Biden administration’s approach to Israel be? What should it be? Columnists Ari Hoffman and Joel Swanson to debate the issue.
The real election lesson for Jews: American and Israeli Jews are no longer one people
There’s a number that sums up the yawning and growing gap dividing American and Israeli Jews right now. That number is 77.
Millennial Jews are traumatized.
I woke up this morning feeling less safe in the supposed “Goldene Medina” than ever before. My partner and I have been talking about leaving.