Palestine is more a cause than a place on a map The foundation of agony no longer belongs only to them; many in the Middle East can legitimately claim to be victims of prolonged abuse and injustice. Donna Robinson Divine Feb. 16, 2025
Oct. 7 is apocalypse now A language of lies and hate threatens to conquer the mind of the West. Donna Robinson Divine April 9, 2024
A specter haunting the university The emphasis on feelings over facts is undermining the legitimacy of academia. Donna Robinson Divine Nov. 26, 2023
Judaism can show the way on abortion Between the furious extremes, most Americans want a reasonable compromise on abortion, and Judaism can offer hope and guidance Donna Robinson Divine July 25, 2022
Fuzzy language can’t change Afghanistan reality Efforts to divert attention from what is actually happening have thus far not succeeded. Donna Robinson Divine Sept. 10, 2021
Settler colonialism backfires Told repeatedly that they confront an enmity so implacable and evil in character that only a totally mobilized world can destroy it, Palestinians can logically conclude that the independence enjoyed by other nations is beyond their reach. Donna Robinson Divine and Asaf Romirowsky July 23, 2021
The Jewish state: Zionism’s success, not failure Substituting action for prayers gave Zionism its purpose. Work, rather than textual study, would be the vehicle for legitimizing possession, creating community and for transforming sites holy in scripture into a homeland. Donna Robinson Divine Aug. 13, 2020
