Susie Davidson
In Cologne, Archaeologists Unearth The History Of Germany’s Oldest Jewish Community
An archaeological project and a forthcoming museum seek to shed light on the long presence of Jews in Cologne, Germany.
As Families Are Separated, I Remember My Ancestors’ Plight
The forced separation of families in the United States today recalls my own family’s journey from Ukraine to America.
The Real-Life Black Panthers Liberated Concentration Camps
The original Black Panther story is even more heroic than its fictional counterpart.
A Billionaire Pair’s Ultimate Betrayal Of Jewish Values
Given that they both grew up in poverty, it is unconscionable for Sheldon Adelson and Steve Wynn to turn their backs on 22 million poor Americans.
Ancient Barcelona Synagogue Survives Despite Tragic Past
Although the site is small, easily accessible and lovingly and openly preserved, its history is affectingly complex.
Ben’s Deli: A Case Of Unjustified Condemnation
The story condemning Ben’s Deli for firing its striking workers spread like wildfire. The trouble is, it wasn’t true.
J Street President On Trump Administration: ‘We’re Here If They’re Partners To Work With’
Ben-Ami, who founded the J Street eight years ago and serves as its president, expressed a willingness to work on common goals with members and offices of the new administration.
WATCH: General Flynn Makes “Pants On Fire” Statements At A Massachusetts Synagogue
As he vilified President Obama and Islam, the crowd at Ahavath Torah Congregation cheered him on with resounding applause.
Boston Mayor: It’s Our Job To Protect Immigrants
Boston’s Mayor Martin J. Walsh had strong words for the Trump administration.
Jews Continue Historic Activism at D.C. March
Participating in such a well-attended and global march left many participants feeling more hopeful and confident than since, well, Nov. 8.
