America
Is America Still Safe For Jews? We Asked 11 Young Jewish Leaders
Most American Jews have always believed America to be special among diaspora countries. That was before a Pittsburgh shooting that left 11 Jews dead.
So-Called ‘Jews Of No Religion’ Are The Impetus For A Jewish Revolution
This crisis in identity is stimulating a fount of religious innovation, and we don’t know where it will lead.
Stop Trying To Bring Liberal Judaism To Israel. We Already Have Too Much Religion
American Jews developed their unique brand of Judaism in an environment that viewed religion as compatible with pluralism, civil rights and democracy.
Why It’s Necessary To Break Bread With Trump Supporters
Americans have a duty to strengthen, rather than weaken or ignore, their ties to other Americans.
We’re Staunch Zionists. And We Are Worried About Israel’s Democracy.
Israel can ill afford to lose a majority of Democrats or a substantial percentage of American Jewry.
Israel Has Chosen Ultra-Nationalism Over Diaspora Jews
The rise of ultra-nationalism has significantly damaged the strategic triangle between Israel, the U.S., and American Jewry.
A Matter Of Conscience: Why I Support The Sanctuary Movement
Sanctuary cities — and other forms of resistance against unjust laws — are not only acceptable, but also necessary.
Why These Orthodox Jews Are Fighting For Muslim Rights
The popular narrative is that Orthodox Jews and Muslims, in Israel and the U.S., always oppose each other. But that’s not true.
My Father Was A Reagan Appointee. Now, I’m Politically — And Religiously — Homeless.
In America, both politics and Judaism are as divided as ever. How do we find our own — and our shared — paths?
At A Border Town In Mexico, Mothers Separated From Their Children Wait — And Wait
Women linger in this shelter, unwilling to move any further away from the children they may never again hold.
