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Yes, Zelensky misspoke, but that really doesn’t matter
By
Rachel Sharansky Danziger
What matters is how Israel handles the present moment – and whether its actions will stand the test of time
Florence Berkowitz-Siegelberg
A tale of two Ukraines
Under the weight of my family’s suffering in in the ’40s, I’d forgotten the Ukrainians’ many kindnesses, but I remember them now, as I pray for their victory
Catherine Perez-Shakdam
What we’ve missed about Iran: On its ideology of antisemitism and why it matters
Ignoring Teheran’s absolute and blind hatred for the Jewish people risks giving implicit support to its genocidal designs – I’ve seen it firsthand
Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky: A beautiful soul from a world nearly gone
By
Ysoscher Katz
Ill-suited to a political mantle, the rabbi had encyclopedic knowledge, shed new light on Jewish law in his 50+ books, and was simply in love with Torah
BDS? Never heard of it.
By
Ron E. Hassner
If the Mideast Studies Association adopts the anti-Israel resolution, it will be the only academic group to do so – and then, most likely, it will quietly back down
Efraim Halevy
A hush-hush Abraham Accords annex could help curb looming violence
As threats mount ahead of Ramadan and regional alliances shift, an agreement about the Palestinians that has never been made public should be disclosed
Udi Dekel
The war in Ukraine: The challenge of shaping an endgame
The US must create a framework for a dialogue with Russia that can lead to an end to the war — before the situation is completely out of control
This flamboyant NY Jew changed Black legal history
By
Zack Rothbart
Accused of rape by white women, nearly all 9 Black ’Scottsboro Boys’ were sentenced to death – until Samuel Leibowitz provided new evidence-based representation
Top Ops
Yochi Rappeport
At least they didn’t spit at us
Although women star in the Purim story and Judaism says women must hear the megillah reading, women jeered and disrupted our celebration at the Western Wall
David-Seth Kirshner
A letter to my children: Mission to Ukraine
When we hand out baby formula, diapers, hygiene products, socks, and chocolates to refugees, I hope the Ukrainian people know that they are not alone
Naomi Chazan
Under today’s refugee policies, no one is accountable – including Israel
With Israel increasingly tightening its immigration rules, reluctance to allow even a few non-Jewish Ukrainian refugees into the country comes as no surprise
Sam Shube
The concert that changed Bedouin society
An event in the Rahat desert town sparked a near-boycott, clashes over separate seating and ire from feminists – but against all the odds, the show did go on
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