Editorial: When Jewish Children Are Not Safe at School
There are stories one expects to read about American schools in 2026: falling test scores, teacher shortages, cellphone bans, artificial intelligence in the classroom....
Editorial: The Problem Raskin is Missing
In recent months, congressional Democrats have renewed scrutiny of how the Trump administration handled investigations into antisemitism on American college campuses. Those Title VI...
Editorial: Call Terror by Its Name
There comes a point when explanations become excuses. Israel has reached that point with Jewish violence in the West Bank.
We can understand the anger....
Opinion: For Israelis, Europe Is No Longer a Cheap Flight Away
By Sharon Pardo
For years, a cheap airline ticket made the Jewish state feel almost European. An Israeli could fly to Warsaw for the weekend,...
Opinion: Fastest 10 Minutes in Jewish Philanthropy
By Warren H. Cohn
Full disclosure: Chai Lifeline is a client. I have spent years telling their story professionally, placing coverage of the camps, the...
D’var Torah: God Is My Light and My Help
By Rabbi Malkah Binah Klein
This week’s Torah portion is Ki Teitzei: Deuteronomy 21:10 — 25:19
We have entered the month of Elul, the month of...
Editorial: Too Jewish to Publish
Something deeply troubling is happening in American publishing. What may have begun as hostility toward Israel and Zionism increasingly appears to be bleeding into...
Editorial: The Right to Worship
Americans should not have to choose between the right to protest and the right to pray. The Right to Worship Act rests on the...
Editorial: The Pact to Watch
Three countries with very different interests signed a remarkably ambitious agreement in Mecca earlier this month. Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan declared that an...
Editorial: The Accusation That Will Not Disappear
For more than two years, the world was told that Israel was starving Gaza.
The accusation was repeated by United Nations officials, humanitarian organizations, governments,...