Published Letters
Letter | Brandeis University Press is fully committed to open debate
The press would still be interested in working with Professor Dollinger to republish the book with a new preface.
Letter | Why won’t people take Reverend Warnock at his word on Israel?
Lipstadt’s article is a perfect example of a Jewish leader choosing not to believe Warnock’s own words and extensive Israel-hatred rhetoric.
Letter | Amazon is no Hannukah miracle
I’d characterize the choice as reflective of how the paper’s proudly progressive, socialist roots and voice are burning low, at best.
Letter | It’s naive to expect that politics wont come up in synagogue
The synagogue’s weekly and monthly bulletins carry regular announcements of activities by several of the synagogue’s conservative political groups.
Joe Biden’s rabbi and Mrs. Maisel’s are two of the 635 who have blessed Congress. Here’s what some had to say.
Hundreds of rabbis have offered prayers in Congress since 1860.
Letter | Is a deli that serves so much bacon really ‘Jewish’ or just ‘Jew-ISH’?
Is it fair to call a deli that serves bacon nine ways “Jewish”? Or wouldn’t it be more accurate to call it “Jew-ISH”?
5Op-eds should come with bias warnings, just like Twitter
Elsewhere, the author claims Trump has been the best president for Israel.
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The virus is the enemy — not us
Of course, Orthodox Jews are not the only individuals who have struggled to comply with the changing restrictions.
Letter | A Public Thank You to Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, or The Losses We Sustain When We Think of Jewishness as a Race
What I have been thinking about since Rabbi Buchdahl’s sermon is the loss we suffered because we have for too long thought of Jewishness as a race.
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Letter | No, we at the ACLU have not lost our way
He fails to note that that organizing arm has focused its efforts on many core civil rights and civil liberties issues.