Where is the progress on immigration reform?
In a 5-4 ruling last week, the U.S. Supreme Court blocked the lifting of a Trump-era Title 42 order on immigration, which left in...
Trump’s tax returns
Late last month, following a successful multi-year battle over the right to see former President Donald Trump’s tax returns, a House panel voted along...
Engage with Israel’s new government
On Dec. 21, shortly before the expiration of the midnight deadline to do so, Benjamin Netanyahu informed Israeli President Isaac Herzog that he had...
George Santos should resign
Before and during his recent campaign for office, incoming Republican Rep. George Santos of Long Island, N.Y., claimed to be “half-Jewish.” He also claimed...
No ‘one size fits all’ in protecting minorities
The announcement that the Biden administration is establishing an inter-agency group to coordinate U.S. government efforts “to counter antisemitism, Islamophobia, and related forms of...
The United Nations, disappointment and irrelevance
We have long been critical of the world body known as the United Nations. Born of a noble purpose as an intergovernmental organization created...
Trump for sale
There seems to be no limit to former president and current candidate for president Donald Trump’s narcissism. Nor does there appear to be any...
Warnock, Sinema, Trump and Biden
Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock’s victory over Republican challenger Herschel Walker in a Georgia runoff election last Tuesday was significant. When it occurred, it sealed...
No time to waste on ceremony
Last week the White House hosted a roundtable meeting on antisemitism led by second gentleman Douglas Emhoff. Numerous administration officials and several representatives of...
The Birthright imperative
It’s hard to think of today’s Jewish world without Birthright Israel.
Sending groups of young Jews to Israel for 10 days at no cost to...
