Jonah
Reading The Book Of Jonah — Through The Eyes Of Schrödinger
In the belly of the fish, Jonah is like Schrödinger’s cat: No one can observe Jonah where he is and no one knows what will happen to him.
Jury Decides Against JONAH in Landmark 'Gay Conversion' Therapy Case
A jury decided against a Jewish group that promotes so-called ‘gay conversion therapy.’ Jurors awarded $72,000 in damages to victims — but will the judge shut down JONAH for its bogus claims to ‘cure’ gays?
Trial Begins in Orthodox 'Gay Conversion' Therapy Case
The fraud trial for an Orthodox Jewish group that promotes so-called conversion therapy for homosexuals opened in New Jersey.
Jews Take Action Against Jewish Press Gay 'Conversion' Ad
Young Jewish professionals have taken action against The Jewish Press in response to their ad for JONAH International, the Jewish gay ‘conversion’ therapy organization.
Jewish Press Ad for Gay ‘Conversion’ Therapy Causes Outrage
The Jewish Press advertisement for JONAH International, an organization dedicated to gay ‘conversion’ therapy, has sparked outrage on social media.
ISIS Aimed at Ideals When They Destroyed Jonah's Tomb
ISIS, the militant Muslim group now overrunning Iraq, recently destroyed the tomb of Jonah, the biblical prophet. Leonard Fein finds this a strikingly sad — and profoundly symbolic.
Gay 'Conversion' Therapists Could Be Liable for Damages, N.J. Judge Rules
A Jewish gay “conversion” group could be liable for the costs of reversing the damage it caused four young men while trying to curb their same-sex attraction.
Orthodox Therapists Battle Ban On Gay 'Conversion' Treatment
Nefesh, a group of Orthodox Jewish therapists, is pushing back against a N.J. law that prohibits gay ‘conversion’ therapy. Will they overturn the ban?
It's Jews vs. Jaws This Month on the Discovery Channel
Shark Week kicks off on August 4. Who knew there’s a Jewish connection to this summer phenomenon — and the fearsome creatures that inspired it?
Judge Blocks Calif. 'Gay Cure' Ban
A federal judge on Monday temporarily blocked California from enforcing a landmark law that bars therapy aimed at reversing homosexuality in minors, but he applied the ruling to just three people.