Politics
EXCLUSIVE: Jews Poised For 14% Boost In Congress As Democratic Midterm Wave Looms
There will likely be three more Jewish representatives in the House if current polling numbers hold steady, an analysis by the Forward found.
Stephen Miller Pushes New Curbs On Immigrants — Ignoring His Own Jewish Family’s History
Stephen Miller’s war on immigrants couldn’t be more at odds with his own Jewish family history.
Will Linda Sarsour Friendship Torpedo Palestinan American’s Bid For Congress?
If Rashida Tlaib wins her primary in Michigan today, she will be a shoo-in for Congress
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.
I Used To Be Israeli Cartoonist Avi Katz’s Boss — And His Firing Was A Travesty
Katz’s cartoon may have been offensive, but the reality that it reveals is even worse.
Stop Treating Israel Like A Black-And-White Issue
When discussing Israel and Gaza, many people tend to treat the conflict as a simple, black-and-white issue. But that’s far from the truth.
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?
National Council Of Jewish Women Relocating To DC, CEO Departing
The NCJW’s president said DC is “where we belong.”
Do We Have A Moral Obligation To Break Bread With Trump Supporters?
Engaging with those who support the Trump administration’s policies is a tricky, but necessary, process.
