What will you do if ICE shows up at your synagogue?
At a congregation that runs a public preschool in a suburb with a lot of immigrants from Central American, it's not an abstract question
Looking Forward
When we are always in a defensive crouch about antisemitism on college campuses, nuance and critical thinking become impossible
At a congregation that runs a public preschool in a suburb with a lot of immigrants from Central American, it's not an abstract question
Forget all the reasons turning the Palestinian enclave into the "Riviera of the Middle East" seem impossible (and illegal). It's what underlies the president's wacko proposal that matters.
Elizabeth Tsurkov has spent 682 days in captivity in Iraq. For her sister, Emma, watching the Gaza hostages go free brings a special kind of joy — and pain
The ADL should call balls and strikes, regardless of who is throwing the pitch.
The inferno took their home two days before their 31st wedding anniversary. So "it just felt right," said Dave Miner.
After 470 days, some hostages — and many Palestinians — will finally return home. But what really matters is what happens in the future.
Sally Friedman, a New Jersey columnist and the mother of my close friends died at 86 after years of debilitating dementia
When Jews complained that an imam's anti-Israel posts included antisemitic tropes, the town disbanded the program rather than deal with the problem
What I learned from watching Rashid Khalidi speak at an Upper West Side salon
She started speaking out a few weeks after Oct. 7 and hasn't stopped since
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