Column
The mass hysteria and fear-mongering that are part of a contest that is more tribal culture war than an election is getting out of hand.
Trump is clearly not aiming to wipe out the Jews, nor create a totalitarian dictatorship, nor attempt the invasion and subjugation of the world.
The misleading claim that Trump refused to condemn white supremacists helps obscure the truth about divisive racial issues, rather than clarify them.
AOC’s snub of Rabin event means more than just hurt feelings at Peace Now. The star of “The Squad” is sending a message to pro-Israel Democrats: The party’s over.
For Jews who worship at the altar of abortion and gun control, RBG was practically a religious figure, and filling her seat with a Catholic who rejects judicial activism is blasphemous.
There is no occupation. There is no apartheid. There is no demographic danger. Israel has addressed the Palestinian Arab problem to the best of its ability.
The PLO era officially began at the White House on Sept. 13, 1993. It officially ended at the White House on Sept. 15, 2020.
At a time when Jews are supposed to look within and admit fault, too many of us are virtue signaling and delegitimizing our opponents. Can we stop?
His record so far is worthy of analysis, not least because he bucks the global political trend by being both a resolute centrist and a professional politician who has delivered on some of his promises.
Anti-Semites use the Leila Khaled precedent to try to justify silencing Jews on the Internet. But there’s a difference between aiding criminals and censoring opinions.
Many have no awareness that the Jews are a historic nation, bound by their own system of law and a common language, history, institutions and culture, and that they are the only people for whom the land of Israel was ever their national kingdom.
The backlash against a “1619 Project” that libels America as an irredeemably racist nation should resonate for Jews who worry about the failure of Holocaust education.