Editorial: Vance’s Unconditionality
Vice President JD Vance has been handed an unenviable assignment. President Donald Trump delegated to him the responsibility of overseeing the administration’s controversial memorandum...
Editorial: What Was the War For?
Wars are fought to achieve objectives. Peace agreements are where those objectives are supposed to be secured. Which raises a question Americans and Israelis...
Editorial: Fool Me Twice
Three years ago, many New Yorkers insisted that concerns about the Democratic Socialists of America and its growing influence were overblown. The movement’s critics,...
Editorial: The Value Question
The latest federal proposal governing student aid has an appealing simplicity: If taxpayers are helping finance higher education, shouldn’t colleges be expected to demonstrate...
Editorial: The Catholic Front Against Antisemitism
One of the great successes of modern interfaith relations has been the transformation of Catholic-Jewish relations. Old prejudices that once shaped religious life gave...
Editorial: The Dark Money Double Standard
Americans are constantly told that democracy is threatened by dark money. Politicians denounce it. Advocacy groups campaign against it. Editorial boards warn that undisclosed...
Editorial: The Yellow Star Disgrace
There are legitimate arguments in Israel’s debate over military service for the Haredi community. There are arguments about preserving Torah study, protecting religious freedom...
Editorial: The NCJW Reboot
The turmoil inside the National Council of Jewish Women is about far more than organizational charts.
NCJW’s national leadership has decided to replace much of...
Editorial: Wisdom in the Age of AI
A pope’s first encyclical is often read as a roadmap for the years ahead. It signals the priorities that will shape a papacy and...
Editorial: Chris Van Hollen’s AIPAC Obsession
Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen has every right to criticize Israel. He has every right to criticize Benjamin Netanyahu. He has every right to...