Opinion

Rethinking the Two-State Solution As multiple chances at peace over multiple American administrations have gone unsuccessfully, my thoughts are beginning to change in regards to...

By Bob Roth I’m old-school: I still get the newspaper delivered — primarily, because it’s our therapy dog Lacey’s morning routine to get the paper...

By Ruthie Blum In the midst of countrywide fury in Israel over two deadly serious issues — the killing of an Ethiopian Israeli teenager by...

By Marcy Gringlas Seed the Dream Foundation would like to thank and congratulate Naomi Adler, president & CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia,...

Fighting Food Insecurity We are delighted that Temple Beth Hillel-Beth El is partnering with Box Lunch and a Book at Zion Baptist Church, Saints Memorial...

By Lee Bender and Jerome R. Verlin “The two-state solution,” as America and Israel define it, calls for “two states for two peoples” — for...

By Ben Cohen | JNS.org As all journalists know, the news cycle can be a fickle thing, particularly in a week when Americans are deservedly...

By Stacia Friedman Marianne Williamson is good at a lot of things. She is good at writing best-selling books. When it comes to branding, Williamson...

By Seena Elbaum I recently went to a funeral that was real, but mostly very surreal. The world lost a truly great human being, and...

Tobin Op-ed on Concentration Camps Missed Mark In his column (“Why Disingenuous Holocaust Analogies Matter,” June 27), Jonathan Tobin refers to those who use the...