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Holocaust Remembrance Day? We’ve already forgotten
By
Tammy Hoffman
Ignoring the Shoah’s meaning for all humankind negates the core message of those horrific years: Witness the debate over taking in refugees from Ukraine
Laura Kam
Back from Berlin where every day was Holocaust Remembrance Day
Wherever we went, my husband – Israel’s ambassador to Germany – and I, daughter of Shoah survivors, would encounter memorials
Robert L. Kern
On Yom HaShoah it is time to face the truth
The Nazis’ plans to eradicate the Jewish people were widely known – Apathy and feigned ignorance laced with antisemitism allowed them to proceed unimpeded
My early yeshiva education was an institutional betrayal
By
Shlomo Noskow
Denying secular schooling to Hasidic children cripples their human potential. That’s not a Jewish value – New York State officials must intervene
Startups respond to the Ukraine crisis:
Startups are applying technology to address the challenges raised by the war in Ukraine. Hear CEOs and experts in Telemedicine, Energy, Health, Food Supply and Cybersecurity.
…and the Israeli public will not blink an eye
By
Maya Eshel
IDF soldiers detain Palestinians as young as 8, treating them as suspects, not children. For Israeli news media, that’s a non-story.
Ehud Yaari
A badly-needed new approach to quelling the violence
The US and Israel can change the equation by pressing Qatar, the PA and Hamas itself to cease terror acts – even if it means suffering a costly short-term backlash
David Daoud
Can Lebanon be neutral on the Arab-Israeli conflict?
A groundbreaking conference near Beirut seeks a new definition of Lebanese patriotism, one that does not equate with supporting perpetual war with Israel
Daniel Vital
Mimi has dyslexia – why is that such a big problem?
Our daughter has a learning difference that affects 1 in 5 kids – getting an adequate education should be a right, not a privilege
Cuzzupa: Jewish traditions hide in South Italy’s easter bread
By
Barbara Aiello
The post-Passover Mimouna was celebrated throughout the Mediterranean, while non-Jewish neighbors looked on and adopted the art of braiding dough
Top Ops
Andrew Silow-Carroll
The ‘Libs of TikTok’ founder’s Jewish identity was fair game
Including the detail that Chaya Raichik is an Orthodox Jew helps shed light on the growing connection between faith and right-wing politics
Naomi Chazan
It doesn’t have to be this way
A competitive mentality hurts all Israelis, but a cooperative approach that replaces disillusionment with hope might yet yield real happiness
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