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Four reasons the override clause should terrify women
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Susan Weiss
The Knesset would be able to pass religiously-driven laws that prop up gender separation, allow work discrimination, deny religious services, and harm property rights
Avi Weiss
3 years after Jersey City shooting: This hero’s family deserves US citizenship
Miguel Rodriguez was shot dead as he helped a customer out of the Kosher market and Jews have a responsibility to take care of those he left behind
Efraim Zuroff
This cog in the Nazi death machinery says she’s sorry…
…but she didn’t know about the slaughter at the concentration camp where she worked. As Irmgard Furchner’s trial winds down, her supposed contrition rings false
My Unorthodox Life, revisited
By
Daphne Lazar Price
The show did well to bring activists fighting to free agunot, but they were then vilified for appearing on the show. If only the anger was against the chaining of women
Dan Perry
The other two-state solution: Might the two Israels divorce?
Few have come up with an operative partition plan for liberal Israel and illiberal Judea – here’s mine. A certain transfer of populations is to be expected.
Daniel Margolis
Jenna Ortega vs. Kanye: Whose antisemitic hate is worse?
Surely the actress should feel cognitive dissonance in implicitly supporting Hamas, and also praising Planned Parenthood and the heroic women of Iran
Iran’s power-by-execution strategy will fail
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Marjan Keypour
It’s time for the West to look at the Islamic Republic with clear eyes and find new policies to end its menace to humanity, once and for all
Top Ops
Naomi Chazan
Why the (expected) new government is Israel’s greatest existential crisis
Without interference, changing laws and restructuring ministries to suit the druthers of a far-right coalition mark the shift from democracy to authoritarian rule
Binyamin Krauss
My last kaddish
There’s no ritual to mark the close of this chapter of mourning my father, Rabbi Simcha Krauss, but the abrupt stop signifies my unbearable loss
Jason Miller
The ‘off the derech’ YouTuber
When a former Brooklyn Hasid started giving tours of her old neighborhood, she was surprised to discover that some of her biggest fans lived on the inside
Lori Silberman Brauner
What in heaven’s name brought me to Casablanca?
The Jewish population is a tiny fraction of what it was in the 1950s, but the vibrancy of the involved community defies those numbers
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