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‘I hope that next year we will be in better circumstances’
By
Hephzibah Rudofsky
The Rosh Hashanah card my mother made in a Nazi transit camp is a simple object filled with hope – and unanswered questions
Adi Romem
The wells we cannot see
The biblical Hagar discovers that the water she desperately needs was there all along. What might we find if we learned to look again?
Shlomo Kates
I worked at Britain’s embassy in Israel. The East Jerusalem consulate had to go
Israel’s decision to shut the diplomatic post may look like retaliation, but it exposed a UK Mideast policy built on an untenable fiction
From the blogs
Remembering 9/11: We must not look away
By
Jonathan A. Greenblatt
The hatred that targets Jews does not stop with Jews — and 25 years after 9/11, the fights against antisemitism and Islamist terror remain inseparable
Donna Robinson Divine
9/11: Beware of faulty connections
Passionate slogans and righteous emotions won’t stamp out barbarism. That will take global cooperation and serious policymaking
Shahar Varon
Between September 11 and October 7: Lessons in remembering
Israelis have become experts in memorializing catastrophes. Can we also learn to build a better society in their wake?
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Meta agreed to protect America’s children. Who will protect Israel’s?
By
Tehilla Shwartz Altshuler
After nearly three years of war on their screens, Israeli children deserve the same safeguards Meta has agreed to provide American teens
Shuki Friedman
Netanyahu’s false promise of ‘study or serve’
The latest Haredi draft slogan gives voters exactly what they want to hear without delivering the soldiers Israel needs.
Daphne Lazar Price
Macklemore turned a concert into a political ambush
The rapper can advocate for Gaza and a ’Free Palestine’ – but there is a difference between inviting an audience into a cause and springing it on them
To Michigan AG Nessel and liberal Jews everywhere: Jewish survival isn’t immoral
By
Mijal Bitton
While right and left disagree about what a value even is, let alone which of them are important, we Jews remember our timeless Jewish covenant (Nitzavim)
Analysis
Brian Stoller
Backsliding into tribalism: A response to Mijal Bitton
Liberal Jews believe the Jewish people has a purpose greater than survival. So did Yeshayahu Leibowitz
Jonathan Lipow
From the battlefield to the ballot box
A democratic society allows each Israeli to decide what makes the country worth fighting for. That’s the vision they should carry into the voting booth
The fighting is winding down. The WHO’s record of it is permanent
By
Leslie Johns
A database cited in UN submissions, legal proceedings and academic research is being used to build a case against Israel that the data cannot support
Katie Cunningham
‘Cunningham? That doesn’t sound very Jewish’
What does it mean to stand with the Jewish people even though I am not Jewish — and why is that responsibility mine, too?
Jaclyn S. Clark
George Clooney defended a right nobody threatened
Calling speech antisemitic isn’t censorship. As a federal judge just made clear, it’s an opinion — and the answer to an opinion is more speech
The Jewish state would like to buy a vowel
By
Marni Davimes
Israel cannot agree on its borders, its future or what happened yesterday. But for NIS 250,000, we may finally learn how to spell Petah Tikva
Top Ops
Sharon Weiss-Greenberg
Stop worrying about the apples and honey and ask: Are our children safe?
With adults spending long hours in the synagogue sanctuary, kids are often playing unsupervised. Putting safety first takes a little planning
Jamie Lassner
For me, September 11 is yesterday, today and tomorrow
There is pressure to present suffering as a completed journey. Human experience is seldom so orderly
Gila Zarbiv
Violence is winning
Haredi kids blocked me as I rushed in an ambulance to treat a woman in labor. They endangered her life and violated Jewish law
Chaya Houpt
How we treat people is who we are: A tale of two bus drivers
It’s tempting to let fear spiral into hypervigilance, but I choose love instead, tolerating daily uncertainties for the sake of my sense of self
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