The only thing that matters is Jewish survival That doesn’t mean we stop caring about other causes. It does mean we stop sacrificing ourselves at the altar of movements that see us as expendable. Steve Rosenberg June 27, 2025
Separating ‘tikkun olam’ from other values American leaders who call out the administration for standing up to those who attack students misguidedly interpret what it means to repair the world. Rabbi Steven Burg May 12, 2025
Renewing ‘tikkun olam’ in modern times The eighth front of the war on Israel is in the Diaspora, where too many of our own people condemn a society that protects the Jewish future. Howard Teich April 11, 2025
Jewish fraternity shines a light on cancer research AEPi instills values in its members, keeping them focused on helping their communities and others. This is a formidable task. Sandy Rosen Dec. 13, 2024
‘Tikkun Israel’ precedes ‘tikkun olam’ Israel’s existence, strength and inspiration inform our collective Jewish existence, strength and inspiration. Rabbi Leor Sinai Oct. 14, 2024
American Jews get ‘tikkun olam’ all wrong How can you repair the world if your own house is falling apart? Dr. Sheila Nazarian Aug. 5, 2024
Congresswoman Sara Jacobs is sorely mistaken In hailing “tikkun olam,” the California congresswoman neglects the value of Klal Yisrael: Jews' responsibility for one another. Liora Rez July 31, 2024
The cost of altruism “Tikkun olam” and the loneliness of the Jewish fight against antisemitism. Steve Rosenberg June 6, 2024
OLAM conference unites Jewish humanitarians Despite the focus on Israel, “we still have a part to play in our Jewish narrative around the globe,” says World Jewish Relief CEO. Raphael Poch June 3, 2024
