Opinion | Protecting Ourselves Against Anti-Semitic Zoom Bombing
By Jonathan A. Greenblatt
Just a few weeks ago, most Americans were unfamiliar with the concept of Zoom bombing. But as Zoom became the platform...
Letters | Passover Behind Bars
Passover Behind Bars
Like everyone else across the country, I am “locked down” in social distancing, trying to avoid being infected with COVID-19. The only...
Opinion | Finding Meaning in These Challenging Times
By Paula Goldstein
Today I got an email from someone I work with telling me about a unique and creative opportunity that he had provided...
Opinion | Seeing Myself Reflected — in a Screen
By Shira Goodman
Almost 40 years ago, I wondered why there were never any television specials about Chanukah. I though for sure there’d be an...
Opinion | Lessons Learned as a Leader at Passover
By Gevura Davis
With the world in a state of flux and somewhat chaotic, I wasn’t sure if people would be running away from religion...
Opinion | Jewish. Together.
By Mark Wilf
B’chol dor vador chayav adam lirot et atzmo k’ilu hu yatza mimitzrayim — in every generation, each Jew should regard themselves as...
Opinion | What if Jewish Journalism Disappears?
By Jonathan D. Sarna / The Forward
Just hours before the seder, British Jews heard the shocking news that the nation’s leading national-circulation Jewish newspapers, The...
Opinion | Pandemic Especially Trying for Survivors
By Marcy Gringlas
This month, for Yom HaShoah, we remember the millions of lives we lost in the Holocaust, and we recognize the remarkable individuals...
Opinion | This Year, a New Pharaoh Has Been Revealed
By Rabbi Jason Bonder
In these times of social distancing, I have been thinking a great deal about John Locke’s analogy of a man unknowingly...
Opinion | Marking Passover During a Pandemic
By Susanna Lachs Adler
This week, Jewish communities around the world have come together to celebrate and observe Passover. The cherished seders are steeped in...