Jewish Environmental Thought Is Not Ready for the Climate Crisis. But Our Tradition Is
Smoke from California’s fires is regularly bad enough to tint the sun on the other side of the country.
The Israeli Government Has Lasted a Year; Was it Worth it?
Like a terminally ill patient who has defied a doctor’s predictions, the government is rounding out a year in office.
‘Foreign Aid’ to Israel a Billion-dollar Bonanza for the US
The U.S. does not give foreign aid to Israel — the U.S. makes an annual investment in Israel.
Hate is on the Rise and the Pennsylvania Legislature Must Act
On June 7, 1998, three men — two of them avowed white supremacists — lynched James Byrd, Jr., a Black man, in Jasper, Texas.
Letters: CRT, Iran
was pleased to see Fred Pincus’ opinion piece.
More Tremors in the Shaky Coalition
Could Israel’s rightward-leaning parties find themselves in the position of causing Israelis who live in the West Bank to be under martial law?
Deadly Ghost Guns
Ghost guns are unserialized, unregistered and untraceable firearms
I Left Israel to Give My Kids the American Dream. Is This It?
On the day when the shooting happens, I finally unlock what some say is the most vital part of the American dream.
On Jerusalem Day, We Showed That Israel Can Still Win
On Jerusalem Day ... the state of Israel and the people of Israel won again.
The Only Honest Discussion About Guns Rests on the Second Amendment
The massacre in Uvalde, Texas, is just one more in a long succession of horrific examples of gun violence in America.